recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Zeste

**Nombre de jours:** | 37

**Zeste** est le vainqueur de $urvivant €orée du $ud.

## **Profil**

**Pourquoi voulez-vous participer à $urvivant €orée du $ud ?** Même réponse que pour la saison 2, le type de twist et d'org avec une tournante avec de la monnaie m'intéresse toujours autant, et ça rajoute beaucoup de complexité. J'ai jamais joué avec de l'argent comme ça et le bluff etc font partie de ce que j'aime (j'ai pas dit que je maîtrise ça mdrrr), hâte de voir si les twists seront pas overpowered.

**Que pensez-vous du système d'argent ? Comment allez-vous l'adapter à votre jeu ?** Je rejoins un peu mon avis de la 3e question sur la première partie de la question. C'est tellement riche que je sais pas trop comme ça à l'avance comment l'adapter. J'ai pas établi de plan comme ça à l'avance, je préfère m'adapter au début en fonction de ce qui sera proposé plutôt qu'établir un plan à l'avance, c'est le meilleur truc pour foirer. Je sais juste que je pars dans une optique défensive au niveau de l'argent, je compte l'économiser plutôt que le dépenser comme un idiot, même si les risques peuvent payer

**Êtes-vous à l'aise avec les confess ? A quoi vous servent-ils ? Allez-vous en faire régulièrement ?** Bah ça comme toujours c'est pas nouveau. Je suis pas afk, au contraire justement, mais j'ai toujours eu du mal avec les confess. Généralement je décris pas assez mon plan de jeu et ce que je pense par moi-même. Pour le reste je suis actif par contre

**Pourquoi devrions-nous vous prendre plutôt qu'un autre ?** 2 grosses raisons : Parce que TU M'AS CAST-OUT SUR LV, et ensuite parce que même si je suis pas un très bon joueur, je reste actif impliqué et déterminé, et surtout je joue pas d'une manière commune (je ne dis pas ça dans le sens positif mais neutre). Et surtout car fdp c'est toi qui es venu me chercher alors qu'à la base je voulais pause les org

**Un dernier mot à ajouter ?** En route vers de nouveaux horizons sur Corée du $ud !
Boje Buck (Germany)

Just as scary as horror factory but worse!

WARNING: THIS LOGO CONTAINS A GRAPHIC DEPICTION OF A RABBIT EATING A SNAKE! WATCH AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Nicknames: Killer Bunny, Murder On Nature Avenue, Who's The Snack Now?!

Logo: We zoom out of a rather disturbing image of a rabbit munching on a snake as a beautiful landscape accompanies it. Then, we see the text "Boje buck" in a military font with "precentiert" below it.

FX/SFX: The screen zooming out and the text

Music/Sounds: None (which adds to the scare factor) or the opening theme of the film.

Availability: Seen on several German films during this era

Scare Factor: Nightmare. This logo is really infamous for its dark subject matter and the disturbing imagery. It's even worse on films like Knallhart because the logo is tinted black. Which truely breaks the scare factor.
Shock Entertainment

(2000s)

Nicknames: "The Spinning Oval" "When The Sky Takes Drugs"

Logo: Against some grey clouds, we see an extreme closeup of a silver oval as it spins around the screen. The oval zooms out, then letters representing the word "SHOCK" appear on the oval one by one (We notice bright, pink clouds as this happens). The oval tilts in an angle as we see the word "SHOCK" with a giant S on the oval. The grey clouds then fade out, so does the logo.

FX/SFX: Really epic animation.

Cheesy Factor: The large S is really weird. Especially from a young kid's perspective.

Music/Sounds: We hear an ominous tune play throughout this logo. Along with loud bangs when the letters appear and electric sounds when the oval shines.

Availability: Seen on many releases from the company during this era. Unfortunately, It isn't well known amount logo fans.

Scare Factor: High to Nightmare. Due to the ominous atmosphere, the creepy soundtrack, and the electronic sounds that accompany the logo all add up to make a pretty frightening experience. The scare factor only slightly decreases on the next logo.

## 2nd & Final Logo

(2010-2022)

Nickname: Why the heart beating?

Logo: A Few flarelights zoom past us on a black background. The lights reveal the oval and the company's name. Along with the white word "ENTERTAINMENT" below it. The logo stares at us for a minute, before fading to black.

FX/SFX: Good animation for the 2010's

Music/Sounds: We hear a loud whoosh along with a metal "\*ding\*" A Heart Beat is also heard.

Availability: Current. Seen on almost every single dvd released by the company in the 2010's

Scare Factor: High. Due to the unexpected whoosh, and the weird subject matter. Plus, we still have that weird logo.
Rank Video Library

(1980)

Nickname: Gong man

Logo: On a bright, green background. A circle (representing a gong) draws itself on screen. A man fades into existence as he hits the gong with a large drumstick. The screen rapidly zooms in on the image as it cheesily fades away to make the text "RANK VIDEO LIBRARY"

FX/SFX: Fast paced animation but...

Cheesy Factor: ...Just like Colombiana de television, It didn't have really good animation for it's time.

Music/Sounds: A loud whoosh plays throughout the logo. It fades away when the text comes into existence.

Scare Factor: High. Due to the loud whoosh and creepy animation. Nothing compared to the next one, though.

## Second Logo

(1981?)

Nickname: Gong man's dark side.

Logo: The text "RANK VIDEO" zooms in one by one then flashes one by one. It then flips over to reveal the gong man from the previous logo but with a blue tint. Which then flips over as well.

FX/SFX: Really fast-paced animation. It was high quality for it's time, too

Cheesy Factor: In the video above, VHS prints are absolutely everywhere! probably due to it being really old. then again, it was the 1980s

Music/Sounds: A whoosh way louder then the previous logo is heard until it fades out.

Scare Factor: High to Nightmare. Theres just something so unnerving about the black screen and atmosphere. Not to mention the whoosh is exceedingly loud and theres no time to prepare for it.
Starbreeze Studios

(2004)

Nicknames: "Experimental Test On A Baby" "Death In The Hospital" "Now I Know What A Needle Looks Like"

Logo: We see an evil scientist stare at us through the screen as it pans around a bunch of needles for the experiment. The screen then cuts to a baby (probably a newborn) then it cuts to the needle as it is being inserted into the babies skin. The screen then cuts to a microscope, then it cuts to the doctor's point of view. Where we see a sun shaped bacteria moving all over the place. The doctor puts his eye out of the microscope as we see the text "SUNBREEZE studios" fade in. Their mascot seems to be an evil sun of some sort

FX/SFX: Everything

Cheesy Factor: What is the doctor holding before he looks into the microscope? I think it may be a small mirror

Music/Sounds: A dramatic tune plays throughout this logo

Scare Factor: Nightmare, Bordering on off the scale. The entire sequence is enough to send chills down your spine. It's also accompanied by frightening music, which doesn't help.
WGBH Boston

One of the scariest logos ever.

Nickname: ERRRAUERRRRR!

Logo: 2 neon lights form a logo. as it comes brighter and brighter, the logo reads "WGBH Boston" which has a huge flash as the neon lights form together. Then, the logo settles down a bit, then it cuts to black

FX/SFX: The lights and flash. Great animation

Music/Sound: All we hear is this eerie electronic sound that gets louder and louder every second.

Availability: Seen on many kids shows during this era. Especially on Arthur

Scare Factor: High to Nightmare. The flash is really unexpected and can scare a lot of people! not to mention that loud electric sound. There's little to no time to prepare for it and that raises the scare factor
Ghost House Pictures

(2004)

Nicknames: Skullbusters, Stalker Skull, Evil Chorus, SSS (Super Scary Skull

Logo: In a dark room. An old door slams shut by itself, the view moves to the door's keyhole. On the inside, an evil looking skull slides from the left and stares at the viewer. The camera slightly zooms out as the text "GHOST HOUSE PICTURES" fades in.

FX/SFX: The door slamming shut, the camera moving, the skull, and the text.

Music/Sounds: A loud door slam. Accompanied by a creepy chorus when we see the skull.

Availability: Common on horror films released by the company. It debuted on *The Grudge*. It's also seen on *Boogeyman*, *The Messengers*, *Don't Breathe*, the sequels *Boogeyman 2* and *The Grudge 2*, *Rise: Blood Hunter*, the third part of the series *The Grudge 3* and *Boogeyman 3*, *30 Days Of Night*, etc. This logo, however, did not appear in the films released by Ghost House Underground, as they are not by Ghost House Pictures.

Scare Factor: High to Nightmare. It may startle first time viewers with its grizzly chorus, loud sound effects, and most of all, demonic skull. The next one is even scarier

## 2nd Logo

(2009)

Nickname: The Return Of The SSS

Logo: The skull from the previous logo rapidly zooms until it reaches the centre. The text "Ghost House Pictures" (Now in a slightly more bloody font) appears on screen. The skull stares at us for a while before it fades to black.

FX/SFX: The skull zooming, and text.

Music/Sounds: Same as the last logo but even creepier and slightly louder.

Availability: So far seen only on *Drag Me to Hell* and the 2015 remake of *Poltergeist*. This is used in tandem with the previous logo.

Scare Factor: Nightmare. This logo can be a traumatising experience for young viewers, due to its creepy atmosphere and subject matter. The skull is bigger, which only makes things worse
J'ai d'autres noms sur mon Death Note

**Episode suivant:** | "Il faut lui mettre la laisse de l'obéissance"

**J'ai d'autres noms sur mon Death Note** est le deuxième épisode de $urvivant €orée du $ud.

## **Épreuves**

* Confort
* Immunité

**Épreuve:** *Application*

Les candidats peuvent participer au jeu Doodle Jump en payant 25,000₩. S'ils ont accepté de payer pour participer, ils doivent obtenir le meilleur score en 30 minutes sur PC et 35 minutes sur mobile.

**Récompense:** 75,000₩, 60,000₩ ou 40,000₩ selon le classement

**Premier:** Juanita

**Deuxième:** Marcelino

**Troisième:** Zeste
**Épreuve:** *Préservations Merge*

Les candidats doivent miser sur l'immunité collective afin de sauver de l'argent pour la merge, car tout l'argent qu'ils décident de garder disparaîtra une fois la réunification atteinte, tandis que la somme misée sur l'épreuve sera récupérée à la merge avec un bonus.

**Vainqueur:** Bangtan
## **Conseil**

 Neshann (8 votes)
 David (1 vote)
 ELIMINE:Neshann

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Kyoshu.
Comme on dit, diviser pour mieux régner

**Episode suivant:** | "J'ai combattu, combattu et combattu"

**Comme on dit, diviser pour mieux régner** est le huitième épisode de $urvivant £as Vega$.

## **Épreuves**

* Confort
* Immunité

**Épreuve:** *Touchy Subjects*

Les candidats doivent répondre aux 12 questions en deux façons, tout d'abord leur choix personnel puis ce qu'ils pensent ce que la majorité va répondre. Le candidat qui a le plus de bonnes réponses gagne.

**Récompense:** $10,000

**Vainqueur:** Akari**Épreuve:** *Duels*

Les candidats s'affrontent dans des duels, celui qui mise le plus haut se qualifie pour le prochain tour. Il y a les quarts de finale, les demi-finales et la finale. Le finaliste avec la meilleure mise gagne.

**Vainqueur:** Aphtrack
## **Conseil**

 Domi (4 votes)
 ELIMINE:Domi

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Démétrius.
C'est la discorde

**Episode suivant:** | "Après l'échelle de Richter on a l'échelle de la connerie"

**C'est la discorde** est le huitième épisode de $urvivant $uisse.

## Épreuves

**Épreuve:** *Urne Dorée*

Les candidats ont à nouveau la possibilité de miser pour une immunité collective ou individuelle, mais contrairement aux autres fois, les deux tribus vont au conseil et seul les votes de la tribu perdante seront dépouillés. Pour rendre les choses intéressantes, les candidats savent quelle tribu perd au dernier moment.

**Vainqueur (tribu):** Lindt

**Vainqueurs (individuel):** Alwix et Mushu *(immunisés à leur prochain conseil)*

## Anecdotes

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Patto.
Je me méfie, je me méfiais et je me méfierai

**Episode suivant:** | "On récolte ce que l'on sème"

**Je me méfie, je me méfiais et je me méfierai** est le onzième épisode de $urvivant $uisse.

## Épreuves

**Épreuve:** *Binômes*

Les candidats sont répartis en binômes et doivent obtenir la meilleure somme cumulée pour se sauver à deux.
Les binômes sont :

Patto & Verwz

Lafa & Louis

Clement & Gleen

Eva & Ketkeo

Bun & Mushu

**Vainqueurs :** Clement & Gleen

## Anecdotes

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Bun.
Klasky Csupo

(1998)

Nicknames: Super Scary Face. Ink Splatter From Hell. Splaat.

Logo: An ink splatter is spilled on screen on a blue background. Then, a hand passes by and drops several magazine clippings consisting of eyes and a mouth. The face says the companies name before spitting out several letters that make it. The companies name is seen on a black screen before fading out.

FX/SFX: Creative animation.

Cheesy Factor: Splaat looks a bit too creepy. Not to mention he's choppily animated.

Music/Sounds: What seems to be a comedy tune plays in the background. A splat sound from the ink. The robot saying the companies name and then a lip flapping sound, then a duck quacking.

Availability: Common. Seen on all shows produced by the company. Especially Rugrats,

Trivia: Strangely, this logo appeared on early airings of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Wet Painters/Krusty Krab Training Video". It was an editing mistake made by Nickelodeon when they first started doing the split-screen credits. (How? Well, normally, Nick makes custom split-screen credits for each toon and it's producers. K-C was the only one that produced multiple Nicktoons, and Nick created a generic one for these shows [which mentioned Klasky and Csupo as producers and included the face]. But on the said episode of SpongeBob, Nick flubbed and used the K-C split screen credits for that episode, and that's why the SSF was used.) As of 2006, the logo is plastered by the United Plankton Pictures logo on later reruns (which was in the original credits to begin with). Still, it is one of the oddest editing mistakes ever made.

Scare Factor: High to Nightmare. Splaat is one of the most disturbing things ever seen in a logo due to his demonic voice and disgusting look. It'll mostly give people and young kids nightmares.
Oz Film Company

(1914-1915)

Nicknames: VID's Cousin, The Grandmother Of All Scary Logos, Yellow Lady.

Logo: Against a black screen, we see a woman tinted in yellow. She looks to the left side of the screen, then nods her head in a approving way. Then she looks to the right, doing the exact same thing. After all of this happens, The woman looks at the viewer then smiles. Then the logo fades out, The name of the company is not seen.

FX/SFX: The woman's movements

Music/Sounds: The opening theme of the movie or no sound at all.

Variants: The woman is tinted in blue and even closer to the screen. Its basically the same as the first variant but blue.

Availability: Almost extinct. By this year, there are only 3 films distributed that have the logo. The rest have either faded away or are lost.

Scare Factor: Depends on the variant:

Original: High to Nightmare. This logo is anything but friendly. It's infamous for its dark tone and creepy woman staring at the audience. The scare factor can rise if there's no sound effects to accompany it.

Blue-Tinted: Nightmare. The woman is even closer, making it even more terrifying then it already was. It's even worse if your watching it in full screen.
Il attend sagement dans le couloir de la mort

**Episode suivant:** | "C'est le début d'une nouvelle ère"

**Il attend sagement dans le couloir de la mort** est le dixième épisode de $urvivant €orée du $ud.

## **Épreuves**

**Épreuve:** *Vote-moi si tu peux*
Les candidats doivent miser dans des duels face à chaque joueur. Le résultat de chaque duel détermine qui les joueurs pourront voter au conseil.
**Résultats:**

## **Conseil**

 Synec (4 votes)
 Ghost (3 votes)
 Arlind (1 vote)
 Nuno (1 vote)
 Marcelino(collier d'immunité utilisé)
 ELIMINE:Synec

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Spiro.
C'est parti pour mytho

**Episode suivant:** | "Les flammes du conseil vont bientôt lui bruler le cul"

**C'est parti pour mytho** est le quatrième épisode de $urvivant $uisse.

## **Épreuves**

**Épreuve:** *Préservations*
Les candidats doivent miser une somme qu'ils seront sûrs de retrouver à la merge, cette somme sera également convertie de CHF en €, permettant aux joueurs de gagner un peu plus que leur mise originale.

**Vainqueurs (dans l'ordre de finition):** Nestlé et Lindt

## **Conseil**

 Gargo (3 votes)
 Verwz (2 votes)
 ELIMINE:Gargo

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Mushu.
VID

(1990)

Nicknames: The Mask Logo. Mask Of Doom. A Creepy Staring Contest. The Mask Who Ate My Father.

Logo: Over a white screen. A black Line wipes into the screen coming from the left side. Going right before it vibrates rapidly. During all this, a white ball comes out of complete nowhere as it bounce of the black line and into the white screen. The screen turns black in a ripple effect. A creepy looking mask then fades in alone with the gold text "BND" (VID in Russian).

FX/SFX: Everything.

Cheesy Factor: Not very detailed. It looks like a 50s logo.

Music/Sounds: A loud jackhammering noise (which is stock), a faint bang, a quiet whoosh, a bombastic fanfare when the mask appears (similar to jumpscare) and a ominous-sounding synthesized whirring at the end.

Availability: It's seen before VID-produced programs in Russia such as Поле Чудес (Field of Wonders) and Ищу тебя!/Жди Меня (Looking for You!/Wait for Me).

Scare Factor: Nightmare for all the variants. This has been a source of bad dreams for many Russians due to the eerie fanfare, the evil-looking mask, and the white ball. In fact, it's one of the first scary logos ever to be found on the internet.
Fox Reality Original

(2005)

Logo: Against a white screen, we see a mouth screaming hysterically, then she laughs a little bit. She then zooms out along with the Fox Reality Original Logo. The text "Original" bounces a little bit before the entire thing turns off just like a TV.

FX/SFX: The mouth screaming and the text

Cheesy Factor: The animated mouth is rather unsettling, even for the early 2000's this was weird

Music/Sounds: A woman screaming, and a few "booms" for the text. Then a tv-like sound when the logo ends

Scare Factor: Low to Nightmare. From the minute this logo starts, there's just something so unnerving about the animation. Not to mention that they aren't any sound effects to accompany it, and the only sound effects you can hear are either quiet or loud. Probably the most unnerving logo of all time
Converge Video

(1986)

Nickname: Ominous Europe Globe from Hell

Logo: Against a space background. We see footage of an animated earth orbiting around the sun. The scene freezes, then the text "Converge video" then appears in green. It does a special effect, then the logo plays backwards.

FX/SFX: 80s style animation.

Cheesy Factor: The animation is dated. As you can see, it wasn't as good as it was back in the day. Also. Why the special effects.

Music/Sounds: An dark synth-piano/xylophone tune that then transforms into a bright theme which sounds like a Sega Genesis game.

Availability: Extinct. It can be seen on YouTube.

Scare Factor: Low to high. The dark synth tune may scare you and the darkness may startle you, too. The general cheapness of the logo does not help, either.
Zombastic Productions

A hilariously bad logo but kind of creepy at the same time.

Nicknames: A Skeleton's Pepto Bismol. A Skeleton's Nightmare. How To Kill A Skeleton. The Choppiest Scary Logo Ever.

Logo: A skeleton head floats into existence then stares through the screen. A hand inserts a needle with pink powder (or poisonous juice) into the skeletons head. He starts to scream in agony as we see the text "ZOMBASTIC" Flash then fades in. Along with "Productions inc." at the bottom of it. The skull, now all bloody and yellow (nearly white) zooms into the right side of the screen. The scene fades to white, then fades to black.

FX/SFX: Everything

Cheesy Factor: Everything in this logo is cheaply done. It looks like the skeleton's eyes are about to pop out of his head. Not to mention the eerie and overdramatic screams.

Scare Factor: It can range from Low to Nightmare. Young viewers will most likely be shocked by the atmosphere, the skull, and the needle. The scream can also scare people if they have sensitive hearing. Other than that, you'll just be laughing at how FAKE it looks!
A force de tout vouloir je n'aurai sûrement rien

**Episode suivant:** | "Je me méfie, je me méfiais et je me méfierai"

**A force de tout vouloir je n'aurai sûrement rien** est le dixième épisode de $urvivant $uisse.

## Épreuves

**Épreuve:** *Auctions*
Les candidats ont le choix entre différents avantages sur lesquels ils peuvent miser (celui qui remporte l'avantage est indiqué en couleur) :

1. Immunité Individuelle - Eva

2. Immunité pour le F9 - Clement

3. Avantage secret\* - Mushu

4. 2 000 CHF - Eva

5. 5 000 CHF - Eva

6. 3 pass $afari gratuits - Ketkeo

7. 5 pass $afari gratuits - Verwz

8. Mystère\* - Louis

9. Mystère\* - Gleen

10. Mystère\* - Clement

## Anecdotes

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Clement.
Viacom

A slightly unnerving logo.

Nicknames: V of Doom. Screen Gems' Son.

Logo: On a navy blue background, the text "a Viacom presentation" zooms into the centre of the screen. After that, A huge dark blue V zooms in nearly taking up the whole screen! it then cuts to black.

FX/SFX: Pretty 70s style animation.

Music/Sounds: A bombastic, high pitched fanfare until the logo ends.

Variants: This logo has a ton of variant but I won't have time to cover them all.

Cheesy Factor: The V of doom is not scary in the slightest bit! seriously, it's just a V zooming in. That's it! I don't know what's so scary about it.

Scare Factor: Medium to Nightmare. It's infamous for being one of the first scary logos found on the internet, and despite not being as scary as some of the other modern logos. It can still come off as jarring thanks to the creepy V that zooms into the centre of the screen.
Warner Alliance Home Video

(1990s)

Nicknames: WA from Hell, Moving Closer To The Middle Of The Frame!, Bloodied WA, Nightmare on Warner Alliance Street

Logo: We see a countdown from 7 to 3 occur on a background that changes quickly. In order, the background changes to:

TBA.

After this happens, we cut to a black screen, where the borderlined text "WARNER ALLIANCE" is seen. Above it is the stylized "WA", now in crimson, which zooms in a little bit. Then, the stenciled text "HOME VIDEO" spins in underneath.

Music/Sounds: A creepy male chorus singing "Moving closer to the middle of the frame!". When it reach the word "frame", we hear some bells and a guillotine(?) falling down.

Scare Factor: Medium to nightmare. The countdown is really creepy when mixed with the chorus. The ugly "WA" and the bells/guillotine that comes afterwards, does not help quite much, either.
Carrey Video

(1980s-1990s)

Nicknames: "Ominous C" "Deadly C" "Cheesy Video" "Dramatic C"

Logo: On a black background, we see a light blue colour "C" Another C bumps into it. Outlining almost every detail of it in white. The text "Carrey Video" in an ominous font fades in. The logo stares at us for a few seconds while an ominous fanfare plays in the background.

FX/SFX: Ok...Let me explain...

Cheesy Factor: ...This logo steals every single aspect from another logo. It borrows its logomark, text, and animation. Also, the text looks like it was written on a chalkboard by a one year old. I'm not even kidding when I say it's THAT lazy!

Music/Sounds: An over-dramatic tune with a creepy chorus singing the company's name. Then, some eerie  spooky synth tunes play throughout the rest of it.

Availability: Extremely rare, almost extinct. Seen on a greek dub of "Sports Billy" Other than that, you might have to go to Greece and check some local VHS stores (which are kind of hard to find since nobody watches them anymore) and look for a Carrey Video print.

Scare Factor: Low to Nightmare. The ominous chorus is really eerie and may scare more than a few people. The ugly design and text are worse.
J'ai combattu, combattu et combattu

**Episode suivant:** | "Qui veut la tête du roi en devient le bouffon"

**J'ai combattu, combattu et combattu** est le neuvième épisode de $urvivant £as Vega$.

## **Épreuves**

**Épreuve:** *Juste Milieu*
A chaque tour, la plus haute et la plus basse mise sont éliminées de l'épreuve. Le gagnant est le vainqueur de la dernière manche.

**Vainqueur:** Darth

## **Conseil**

 Isaac (4 votes)
 Aphtrack (3 votes)
 ELIMINE:Isaac

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Darth.
Bryanston Pictures

(1970)

Nickname: BP From Hell

Logo: The text "BP" zooms out until it's far away. What appears to be multi-coloured lines waver in the centre of the screen. A box with the same text as before then appears with a stretch-like effect. We then see rainbow copies of the logo. The text "Bryanston Pictures" then appears on screen. The logo suddenly dissolves to the yellow text "Presents" on a black background.

FX/SFX: Um...

Cheesy Factor: ...Why does logo grow slightly larger? It was probably an editing mistake. Also, the BP box is slightly unappealing to the eye.

Music/Sounds: A series of random, warbly synth-like sounds produced by a Moog synthesizer: starts with an ascending whoosh, then descending beeping sounds, a loud descending chirp, an array of fast-paced ominous music with a sound that resembles the descending voices of the THX Deep Note, then warbly sounds that end with a droning synth hum and continuous synth beats and chirps. On *Lord Shango*and *The Black Gestapo,*drumming can be heard under the logo.

Availability: Near extinction, Seen on movies such as Dark Star and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Scare Factor: Minimal to Nightmare. Due to the creepy sound effects and odd subject matter. Other than that, it's a runner up for the worst logo ever made.
Ils m’ont pris pour la banque de France ou quoi ?

**Episode suivant:** | "Le pire move de l'histoire des moves"

**Ils m'ont pris pour la banque de France ou quoi ?** est le troisième épisode de $urvivant £as Vega$.

## **Épreuves**

**Épreuve:** *Jeu du Je*

Les candidats devaient choisir entre miser pour faire gagner leur tribu, ou bien se laisser tenter par une immunité individuelle uniquement valable au conseil du F14.

**Vainqueur (tribu):** Bellagio

**Vainqueur (individuel):** Aucun *(Mathé et Mica envoyés au casino)*

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Aphtrack.
Carlton Video

(1995)

**WARNING: THIS LOGO IS EXTREMELY LOUD. *TURN DOWN YOUR AUDIO EQUIPMENT BEFORE WATCHING***

Logo: The following letters zoom past us

1: A giant C zooming downwards

2: An A which is the same size as the C zooming upwards

3: An R zooming downwards at a fast pace

4: What appears to be a T slowly moving down

5: An O racing to the left side of the screen

6: An N zooming in, nearly taking up the whole screen.

We then see the text "**Carlton".** After a few seconds, "**Video"** appears on screen with a zoom-like effect. There's a giant red N behind the text. It then fades out.

FX/SFX: Standard animation for the 90s

Music/Sounds: A loud whoosh. Then an ominous note.

Availability: Very rare. Appears at the beginning and end of Carlton Video VHS releases, most notably *The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies*, *Bananas In Pyjamas*, *Tots TV*, and *Starla & the Jewel Riders,*among others. However, later releases still had the logo, but used the Carlton Home Entertainment logo that was only seen at the end of the tape.

Scare Factor: Medium to Nightmare. Everything about this logo seems so ominous, including the music and giant letters. And who can forget the loud whoosh that accompanies it?!
Je suis prêt à redynamiser le jeu

**Episode suivant:** | "Que l'on me retire de l'équation"

**Je suis prêt à redynamiser le jeu** est le sixième épisode de $urvivant €orée du $ud.

## **Épreuves**

* Confort
* Immunité

**Épreuve:** *Sudoku*

Les candidats peuvent participer au Sudoku en payant 25,000₩. S'ils ont accepté de payer pour participer, ils doivent résoudre le Sudoku le plus rapidement possible.

**Récompense:** 100,000₩, 75,000₩ ou 60,000₩ selon le classement

**Premier:** Marcelino

**Deuxième:** David

**Troisième:** Yoso
**Épreuve:** *Auctions*

Les joueurs ont l'occasion de miser sur 10 objets pendant l'épreuve.

1 et 2. Immunité Collective - Bangtan

3. Immunité Individuelle - Marcelino

4. Chèque de 100,000₩ à la merge - Kyoshu

5. Chèque de 50,000₩ à la merge - Kyoshu

6. Vol de 50,000₩ à la merge - Kyoshu (secret)

7. Extra Vote - Spiro (secret)

8. Idol\* - Marcelino

9. Révéler publiquement les mises d'un joueur depuis le début - Zeste (secret)

10. Voir les budgets de 3 joueurs au choix - Ali (secret)

## **Conseil**

 David (5 votes)
 Spiro (2 votes)
 ELIMINE:David

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Ghost.
Rex Films Home Video

(1980s)

Nickname: Rex Films Home Video from Hell, Blood Red REX FILMS, Bloodied Text Zoom-Up Into Your Face On A Dark Black Screen, REX FILMS of Doom

Logo: On a dark blackness, the blood red "REX" appears letter-by-letter while it zooms-up into your face. The "FILMS" then slides from right beside the R. Afterwards, the word "VIDEO" appears via a "wipe-in" effect from below. Two half-circles then form at both the top and bottom of the logo while both of them are in different sizes (the one at the top being much larger). The whole logo then flashes itself, while the word "HOME", encased in a flat ribbon, appears in the middle of the half-circles.

FX/SFX: All the zooming, sliding, wiping, words appearing ... almost everything.

Music/Sounds: A loud bombastic synth fanfare which seems to be at moderate tempo. A dramatic drumroll is heard at the end, too.

Scare Factor: Medium to nightmare. This logo might be quite disturbing with darkness, blood red color scheme and dramatic synthesiser fanfares which might frighten quite a lot of people if get caught off-guard.
Ear Booker Productions

One of the weirdest and scariest logos ever!

**EPILEPSY WARNING: DO NOT WATCH IF YOUR PRONE TO SEIZURES.**

Nickname: Oh goodness...

Logo: On a rapidly flashing background, the text

**ear booker productions**

zooms in at high speed. All of this happens when a sped up bonus track from weird al's album "Off the deep end" (CD version) plays in the background. It immediately cuts to the dick clark logo.

FX/SFX: The screen flashing rapidly

Trivia: The song is a hidden track designed to scare listeners who didn't eject or turn off the cd after ten minutes. It featured scary sounding music with weird al screaming on the top of his lungs.

Scare Factor: Nightmare. This is often dubbed as one of the scariest logos of all time, due to the weird sounding music as well as weird al screaming. This logo would most likely scare children due to it appearing on a show for kids.
Tigon Studios

(2009-):

Nicknames: "Leo's Revenge" "Open Matte Leo"

Logo: After the universal logo fades out, a tigon pops up and roars at us on a black gradient background. He roars again and moves his face a bit. Two metal objects form together to make a giant "T" (the tigon studios logo) The text "Tigon Studios" In silver then fades in before it cuts to the next logo.

FX/SFX: The tigon roaring, and the T.

Variant: A still variant exists without the tigon roaring which generally has a low scare factor itself

Music/Sounds: Loud roaring sounds from the tigon. As well as a majestic fanfare.

Availability: Seen on games such as The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena for the PS3.

Scare Factor: Depends on the variant:

With Tigon: Nightmare. It may scare unsuspecting viewers with the tigon's loud roar, and the darkness. Not to mention that it comes on without a warning.

Without Tigon: None. It's just a better variant

Otherwise, this logo is pretty epic
Timpson Films

(2015)

**WARNING: VIDEOS AND PHOTOS WON'T BE UPLOADED DUE TO THE USE OF BLOOD AND GORE. *SEARCH AT YOUR OWN RISK***

Logo: Against a black background, we see a tortured (probably dead) man with no arm or leg. He proceeds to spew out the words "Timpson films" with his anus. The text is in a rather bloody font (pretty unusual for a film logo). It then fades out.

FX/SFX: ......

Cheesy Factor: ....**one word: disgusting.** What were the animators thinking when they came up with this abomination of a logo.

Music/Sounds: Just the organs and bloods spilling out, otherwise, none or the opening theme of the film.

Scare Factor: Nightmare. Its horrific nature and graphic material makes it one of the scarier logos out there. Not to mention that satanic feel to it.
Horror Factory

(2015)

**JUMPSCARE WARNING! TURN DOWN YOUR HEADPHONES BEFORE VIEWING THE VIDEO!**

Nicknames: K-Fee Humanoid Alien. Walking Zombie From Outer Space. **TOP O' THE MORNING TO YA!**

Nicknames: In a sepia environment with particles all over the place. We see what seems to be a red alien. The camera zooms in on the red alien thingy as it does an ominous scream before dropping off-screen. The first half of the company's logo zooms into distance as the red alien screams right at the viewers face! the text "The Screamy French touch" Appear one by one. Then the logo fades out completely.

FX/SFX: Great animation, this logo looks like it was made by professionals.

Variants: There is a teaser version where the alien shushes the audience. Unfortunately, I couldn't find it.

Trivia: This is a template called "scary cinematic logo reveal" that was used to create this.

Scare Factor: Nightmare, almost off the scale. This logo is infamous for its unexpected jumpscare that comes completely out of nowhere! not to mention the ominous heartbeat and environment. Which make it 10 times worse! avoid this if you have a heart condition!
Colombiana de Televisión

Let's celebrate the 10th page with something infamous.

WARNING: TURN DOWN YOUR VOLUME BEFORE WATCHING. AS THIS LOGO IS EXTREMELY LOUD!

Nickname: 2nd Place For The Loudest Logo Ever.

Logo: Four circles slowly zoom out on a black background, They make what seems to be a UFO. The text "Colombiana de television" in a 70s font folds up then flashes. the logo then cuts to a black screen.

FX/SFX: Good animation but...

Cheesy Factor: ...the employees didn't do a really good job at animating. It looks like something you would see on a stove. That thing looks absolutely nothing like a UFO!

Music/Sounds: We hear one of the loudest synths ever heard in a logo. It's ear piercing and it just raises the scare factor.

Scare Factor: Nightmare. The loud harsh synthesiser theme has been a source of nightmares for Colombians back in the day. The black screen is pretty ominous, too. Definitely would not recommend with loud headphones.
Gracie Films

(1990-)

Logo: In a dark theatre, we hear an audience mumbling rather loudly. All is obnoxious until the lady shushes the audience. Then the text "Gracie Films" fades in on a rather small cinema screen.

FX/SFX: The lady moving her finger, and the text

Music/Sounds: See the description for information on that

Music/Sounds Variants: Instead of a shush, we either hear a soundbite from an episode or the characters back-talking. On almost every halloween variant, we either hear a ladies scream or a character screaming.

Availability: Seen on almost every Simpsons episode during this era.

Scare Factor: Depends on the variant

Original: Low. If we're being honest, this logo is more comedic than scary.

Treehouse Of Horror Variants: High to Nightmare. The screams can really catch people off guard, even if your used to these variants it's a high factor. Low to Medium if it's a character screaming, it can still catch people off guard. But variants like the Wilhelm scream are slightly less scary. However, off the scale for the VII variant. The fact that there's a little girl screaming makes it 100% worse than the original variants.
Hendring Limited

(1988)

Nicknames: "Psycho Object Murdurer" "Predator Of Jewellery" "Man With A Button" "Longest Logo Ever"

Logo: The screen fades into a room. Where we see a beautiful trophy with the text "Hendring" in gold printed on the trophy. We zoom up. then a thief sneaks into a room and curtains obscure his view (we almost never see his face in the logo) the screen cuts to the thieves point of view. Then back to the trophy as the curtains try to knock it down. The switch (with a red arrow on it) flashes to the right. The thief sees many belongings including a picture of the house owner. It cuts back to the trophy, then back to the thief. Now taking off the picture, a safe is seen behind it. The table almost tips over as the thief tries to open the safe up. We cut back to a piece of gold dropping. Then we cut back to the thief, then the switch, then the thief again. He then opens up a box with jewellery inside. The table suddenly falls down, knocking the trophy and gold over. The thief gets distracted for one second. We cut back to the table still tipped. The thief walks near the table. Then we cut back to the arrow. The scenes keeping changing between the arrow and thieves point of view until the thief presses on the button. Making the entire scene fade to black. The text "Hendring" appears below the switch before finally fading out.

FX/SFX: Too much to explain. So we'll just move on

Cheesy Factor: Why the long length? I think the directors of this Logo wanted to make a short film or something. Still one of the best logos ever created though.

Music/Sounds: Dramatic music plays throughout the logo. With some quiet beeps from the switch.

Scare Factor: Depends on what you think. For the most part, minimal to nightmare. The thieves actions are really questionable and kind of disturbing. The music has a nightmarish feel to it, which makes it worse! it's also really surprising how the thief managed to get in without anyone noticing.
Paramount Feature Presentation

(1996-2006)

Logo: The famous paramount mountain is seen on a blue background. A few lines are seen behind it. Suddenly, the logo is cut into peaces. We then see the text "FEATURE PRESENTATION" which appears in a gold font (which also nearly takes up the whole screen)

FXSFX: I don't need to explain

Music/Sounds: A bombastic fanfare plays throughout the logo, then silence that lasts for **20 seconds.**

Cheesy Factor: The fanfare is **loud**. I bet this scared children back in the day before watching blue's clues

Scare Factor: Low, Bordering on High. Due to the bombastic fanfare, the in-your-face text, and the ominous Silence.
C'est le début d'une nouvelle ère

**Episode suivant:** | "Prenez moi pour un con si vous voulez mais faites ça bien"

**C'est le début d'une nouvelle ère** est le onzième épisode de $urvivant €orée du $ud.

## **Épreuves**

**Épreuve:** *Tournoi*
Les candidats s'affrontent dans des duels, celui qui mise le plus haut se qualifie pour le prochain tour. Il y a les quarts de finale, les demi-finales et la finale. Le finaliste avec la meilleure mise gagne.
**Vainqueur:** Ghost

## **Conseil**

 Yoso (6 votes)
 Arlind (2 votes)
 ELIMINE:Yoso

## **Anecdotes**

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Marcelino.
Strand Releasing

(1992)

DO NOT WATCH IF YOUR PRONE TO SEIZURES

Nickname: Random smoke over New York city.

Logo: Clouds of smoke cover up an image of New York city, USA. A random red dot flashes on the top left corner of the screen as the smoke eventually fades out. Suddenly, we see some flashing text from the opposite sides of the screen. The red dot, image of New York, and flashing text then fade out as we're left with the word "Strand releasing" On a black and white background

FX/SFX: Everything

Cheesy Factor: This logo seems, looks, even sounds weird. Was that red spot just a giant scratchy print or was it part of the logo? it's just odd and weird at the same time.

Variants: There is a silent version. However, it's pretty hard to find

Availability: Current but rather uncommon. Seen on films such as the missing picture

Scare Factor: it can range from Low to nightmare. The flashing text comes out of absolutely nowhere and is bound to give people headaches. The ugly text and mood synthesiser don't help at all
Terror Visio

(2018)

**DO NOT WATCH IF YOU HAVE A HEART CONDITION**

Nickname: Skull

Logo: In a environment, smoke races past us. Then, we see the text "TERROR VISIO" in a lava-like colour. A small, white explosion happens behind the text with its byline. Then, a skull screams at the viewer. Taking up the whole screen completely

FX/SFX: Pretty good animation.

Cheesy Factor: It feels too similar to the 2015 horror factory logo. Mainly because of the skulls scream

Music/Sounds: Creepy music plays throughout this logo. A small boom for the explosion, and a shriek from the skull.

Scare Factor: Low to High. Mainly because of the jumpscare and the fact that the skull takes up the whole screen. Still nothing compared to horror factory
J'aime avoir mon destin entre mes mains

**Episode suivant:** | "C’est au roi qu’on coupe la tête en premier"(saison suivante)

**J'aime avoir mon destin entre mes mains** est le quinzième et dernier épisode de $urvivant $uisse.

## Épreuves

* Immunité (Jour 29)
* Immunité (Jour 31)
* Immunité (Jour 32)
**Épreuve:** *Dons*

Le candidat faisant le plus gros don à un autre joueur remporte l'immunité et 5000 CHF.

**Vainqueur:** Ketkeo**Épreuve:** *Tickets*

Le candidat achetant le plus de tickets coûtant 1000 CHF remporte l'immunité.

**Vainqueur:** Bun**Épreuve:** *Plus grosse cagnotte*

Le candidat avec la plus grosse cagnotte restante remporte l'immunité.

**Vainqueur:** Louis
## Conseil

### Jour 34

* Premier vote
* Tiebreaker

### Conseil final

* Premier vote
* Tiebreaker

## Anecdotes

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Bun.
THX

(2000)

Nicknames: Broadway. The Metal Logo. VID's Younger Cousin. The Ear Rape Logo. The Audience Is Now...Deaf

Logo: Against a black screen, a light blue rectangle fades in. It glows a bit as the text "The audience is listening" appears in the centre of the rectangle in a Times New Roman like font. After that, some huge Metallic letters read "THX" with a silver line underneath it. The text shines like an emerald. The rectangle then slowly fades out, and we're left with the companies logo

FX/SFX: Great animation

Cheesy Factor: Did they have to make it so creepy?! imagine hearing this in a dark theatre! the text is kind of weird to be honest.

Music/Sounds: A mood synthesiser that gets louder and louder and louder (Known as the deep note) plays throughout this logo.

Scare Factor: Nightmare. The deep note is terrifying. Not to mention this logo takes place on a black background. In fact, the deep note is so scary, it created its own phobia. And is very infamous for that reason
Punch

WARNING: THIS LOGO IS EXTREMELY LOUD, TURN DOWN YOUR DEVICE WHILE WATCHING!

Logo: We see black for 2 seconds. We then cut to a split second of a person riding his bike before cutting to the cheesily deformed text "Punch" on a black screen with some columbian text below.

FX/SFX: Apart from the split second of a person riding his bike, I think nothing.

Music/Sounds: An extremely loud high pitched sound than some music near the end of the logo.

Cheesy Factor: This has to be one of the choppiest logos I've ever seen. Why do we only get 1 second of a person riding a bike?! why couldn't there be other footage? this company also has nothing to do with the word "punch"

Scare Factor: Medium to High. Due to the screechy, loud sound and ominous text.
Caution Video

Note: Since there are two variants of the logo. I've decided to add them both!

Another Note: The Video on the top is the second variant. While the Video on the bottom is the first variant. Cool? anyway, lets get started

Nicknames: Creepy Howling Man (First variant) ...And this isn't any better (Screaming variant)

Logo: Against a black background. A shirtless man either howling or screaming fades in. We slowly zoom up on the man as he continues to do his act. After that, the company's official logo is seen.

FX/SFX: Good for the 80s...

Cheesy Factor: ...Bad for the 2010s though. The man's acting is outdated and its acted really poorly. The C designed like a dragon is kind of odd.

Availability: Seen on several movies during This time. such as *Meet The Feebles, Aliennator, Shocking Dark, and Hammerhead.*

Scare Factor: Depends on the variant:

Howling man: High to Nightmare. Many will be caught off guard by the darkness, the punch-like sound, and the man howling. It's badly designed text looks a bit too ominous for some people.

Screaming Man: Nightmare. The man is literally screaming. Making it a billion times more creepier than it already was. The darkness and badly designed text are still here.

Other than that, some people may find it funny.
On récolte ce que l'on sème

**Episode suivant:** | "C'est incroyable comment ils arrêtent pas de mentir"

**On récolte ce que l'on sème** est le douzième épisode de $urvivant $uisse.

## Épreuves

**Épreuve:** *Truels*

Les candidats s'affrontent dans des truels, celui qui mise le plus haut se qualifie pour la finale. Le finaliste avec la meilleure mise gagne.

**Vainqueur :** Mushu

## Anecdotes

* Le titre de cet épisode vient d'une citation de Ketkeo.
A Rainbow Releasing

(1995, 2001)

Nicknames: Evil Candy Rainbows. The Psychopath. The Child-Stealer. The Murderer.

Logo: We see an evil looking man (actually Orsan Welles himself) stare at the camera. He picks up a cardboard rainbow from a yellow box. The screen zooms in until theres an extreme close up of the actor. The text "A rainbow release" appears one by one.

FX/SFX: Pretty good acting. Good at scaring kids, too.

Cheesy Factor: I just don't think that man is friendly. He kind of gives off a kidnapper vibe if you ask me.

Music/Sounds: Absolutely none

Scare Factor: Nightmare. The way Orsan stares into your soul is just terrifying and nightmare inducing. This logo may cause Sedatephobia (fear of silence) for some people if they weren't expecting it.
Amrit Kalamandir

(1965-1970)

Nicknames: India's unintentionally scary logo. Cobra breakfast.

Logo: In a room with a spotlight shinning on the top right of the screen. A strange image of a cobra kidnapping a baby is seen. No name of the company appears. Then it fades to black.

FX/SFX: Pretty strange image.

Music/Sound Effects: An announcer speaking in Hindi which translates to "If God protects you, you can't be harmed by anyone. Even though the world is against you and trying to harm you, they cannot even touch a hair of yours"

Variant: On *Be Gunah*, there's an opening transition where a circle zooms in and reveals the logo. The logo is also darker, and very hard to see. It also has a closing transition which has the circle zoom out, ending the logo.

Scare Factor: Low to Nightmare. The strange subject matter, the image, and the dark room can scare a lot of people.
The Bedford falls company

(2000s)

Logo: On a black screen, A giant house appears next to a black filmstrip. The companies name then fades in underneath it.

FX/SFX: Just The house and filmstrip

Music/Sounds: What appears to be a man and woman singing the following line "Aaaand dance by the light of the moooooon"

Availability: Seen on shows during this era such as Quaterlife

Scare Factor: Low to Medium. Due to the creepy chorus singing and darkness. Otherwise, it's kind of unique

Author's Opinion: This logo is honestly nothing special, just a house and filmstrip. No offence, but it doesn't creep me one bit.