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