Change: Video capture courtesy of Eric S.Background: Azalea Pictures was a production company and sub-arm of American International Television, which made science-fictions films (most of them directed by Larry Buchanan), which some of them   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 151)

Change: MGM under the umbrella of Sony Corporation and its partners.(1965-1969)Nickname: "Crystal Ball"Logo: TBAFX/Cheesy Factor: NoneMusic/Sounds: The opening theme of the movieAvailability: Rare. Was seen on Mars Needs Women and The Eye Creatures among others.Scare Factor: Depends   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 131)

Change: Ball"Logo: TBASFX/CheesyFX/Cheesy Factor: NoneMusic/Sounds: The opening theme of the movieAvailability: Rare. Was seen on Mars Needs Women and The Eye Creatures among others.Scare Factor: Depends on what you think about the music played here, but still than that, it's low.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 122)

Change: Actually, all library of this company is owned by MGM.(1965-1969)Nickname: "Crystal Ball"Logo: TBASFX/Cheesy Factor: NoneMusic:Music: OpeningThe opening theme of the movieAvailability:Availability: Rare. Was seen on "MarsMars Needs women"Women and "TheThe Eye Creatures"Creatures   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 121)

Change: company and subsidiarysub-arm of American International Television,Television, which made science-fictions films (most of them directed by Larry Buchanan), which some of them were remakes of previous films by Roger Corman. The films were directly released into TV. Actually, all library of this company is owned by MGM.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 121)

Change:  Eric S. and V of DoomBackground: Azalea Pictures was a production company, subsidiary of American International Television, which made science-fictions films (most of them directed by Larry Buchanan), which some of them were remakes of previous films by Roger Corman. The films were directly released into TV.(1965-1969)Nickname   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 108)

Change:  Azalea Pictures was a production company, subsidiary of American International Television, which made usually science-fictions films (most of them directed by Larry Buchanan), which some of them were remakes of previous films by Roger Corman. The films were directly released into TV. Logo: TBASFX/Cheesy Factor: NoneMusic:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 94)