50th Street Films

Background
50th Street Films was a banner of Troma Entertainment that distributed arthouse/indie/Z-grade/horror films aimed at mainstream audiences, rather than the raunchy horror-comedies the company is known for. The company is most notable as the original distributor of the family-oriented Studio Ghibli film My Neighbor Totoro.

(September 8, 1990-1999)
Logo: On a black background, we see the words:

Distributed by 50th Street ___________FILMS T R O M A, I N C.

There are three lines to the right of "FILMS". The logo zooms in and stops in place, taking up 3/4 of the screen.

Technique: Motion-controlled animation.

Music/Sounds: None, but on some films, it has the opening audio of children playing in the background.

Availability: Extremely rare. Most of their distributed films were independent, horror, or Z-grade material, with some having this logo while most do not feature it or remove it due to rights changes.
 * Appears on the 1993 theatrical release and 1994 VHS/LaserDisc of the Streamline Pictures dub of My Neighbor Totoro, which is also retained on the 2002 DVD (as it is simply a transfer of the LaserDisc).
 * This was also seen on the theatrical print of Bride of Re-Animator, as well as the German LaserParadise DVD, but most other home video releases and TV prints do not retain this logo; It is unknown if this was preserved on the Arrow Films USA release.