Dandy Films

Background
This was a production company operated by Linda Dunn and Jason Adderly, formed in 1989, dedicated to the production of B movies. The company became dormant in 1996 after the release of their last two films in 1995. Adderly sold his share in the company in order to finance the creation of an armory to provide prop weapons and safety consultation regarding the use of firearms in film and television productions. Dandy was folded into Caspian Entertainment, initially created to sell Dandy's films to air on cable networks and through dedicated syndication packages after Dunn relocated to the United Kingdom. As of late, Dandy's library lays in the hands of Passport Films and Entertainment One.

1st Logo (1989-1995)
Logo: We fade in to a golden cube with one of the corners facing the viewer. Two Ds are present on the front facing sides in a mirror fashion. The cube shines as the white text "DANDY FILMS" fades in below.

Variant(s):


 * Sometimes this logo is set on a blue or space background.
 * At the end of films, the cube is grey and the text "A" and "production" sandwiches the company name.
 * An in-credit variant appears on some feature films.

Technique: The shine and the text.

Music/Sounds: A mythical synthesizer tune. Sometimes none.

Availability: Appeared on Nest, D.O.A.D., Huge and the 1995 remakes of Rabbit Test and The Beast of Yucca Flats.