Lost In Time

The couple that survives the wax museum in "Waxwork" is followed by a dismembered hand, which kills the girl's father, for which she must stand trial (those lawyer types are shrewd, they weren't going for that dismembered-hand stuff). She and her boyfriend go to Sir Wilfred's house for clues, where they find a film he has prepared for them, pointing the way to his secret evil-thing-fighting stash. They grab the time machine compass thingy and go back in time to look for evidence that the girl is telling the truth, and get embroiled in different conflicts along the way.

The couple that survives the wax museum in "Waxwork" is followed by a dismembered hand, which kills the girl's father, for which she must stand trial (those lawyer types are shrewd, they weren't going for that dismembered-hand stuff). She and her boyfriend go to Sir Wilfred's house for clues, where they find a film he has prepared for them, pointing the way to his secret evil-thing-fighting stash. They grab the time machine compass thingy and go back in time to look for evidence that the girl is telling the truth, and get embroiled in different conflicts along the way.

The Spanish band STORM was born in Sevilla, Andalucia, in the early Seventies. The musicians were performing a Progressive hard-rock heavily influenced by DEEP PURPLE. Their debut album, "The Storm" (1974), included the song "It's All Right", which became a single in Europe thanks to a radio-show contest sponsored by the BBC, "European Pop Jury". After a five years hiatus, the band recorded "El Dia De La Tormenta". Musea and Azafran Media joined forces to release a deluxe double-album including "The Storm" and "El Dia De La Tormenta", digitally remastered.