Pinocchio My Son / Loving Airship / Sian's Theme (4:02) Stanley Myers
Believe In Ghosts / Banging Shutter / The Wind #1 / The Wind #2 (1:12) Hans Zimmer
Greek Theme (1:21) Stanley Myers
Stranger On The Island (1:26) Hans Zimmer
Phil's Entrance / Advice On The Murder / Phil Suspense (1:40) Hans Zimmer
Elias' Murder (1:31) Stanley Myers
Hello Scarecrow (1:46) Stanley Myers
Threatened / Down To The Cellar (0:50) Hans Zimmer
Cassette Player Source (3:12) Hans Zimmer
Cassette Player Overlay (0:25) Stanley Myers
Sickle Theme (0:33) Hans Zimmer
Around The House / Blowing His Fuse / Elias' Wife (3:49) Hans Zimmer
Death Of Elias' Wife (0:57) Stanley Myers
Knife / Phone Call / Silent Threat / You'll Die, Anderson (3:56) Hans Zimmer
Corpse In The Closet (2:01) Hans Zimmer
Climbing The Wall (1:09) Stanley Myers
A Moment Of Relief (0:58) Hans Zimmer
Broken Statuette / Bad Lovin' (3:05) Hans Zimmer
Phil In Pursuit / The Sneer (2:41) Hans Zimmer
Danger Avoided / Shoot Up / Phil Gets It Wrong (3:58) Hans Zimmer
The Earth Moves / Talking To Bones / Phil Gets Vertigo (4:18) Stanley Myers
Overlay Heart Beat (Wild) (1:24) Hans Zimmer
End Title (2:28) Stanley Myers

Additional information

Weight	150 g
Format(s)	Compact Disc (CD)
Composer(s)	Stanley Myers, Hans Zimmer
Tracks	23
Release	NFN-1024
Barcode/EAN	850001545457
Limited Edition?	Yes! (1,000 copies on CD)

Description

"Novelist Sian Anderson travels to the solitude Greek island Monemvasia from her Los Angeles home to write her newest mystery book; she is also advised that a strong and massive wind will occur throughout the night and is recommended to stay indoors while the wind blows from the sea. While writing her novel, she witnesses the local handyman, Phil, murder her landlord, Elias Appleby, and soon comes under attack from the crazed psychopath while the deadly wind continues to occur throughout the night.

Featuring music by Stanley Myers and Hans Zimmer and never before released on CD. When we approached Omega to release this score, we were hoping for pristine masters and they definitely had them. This is a great 80s horror score augmented by some great orchestral passages..."

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