Formed in 1976, the New York City-based glam-metal band Twisted Sister ruled the '80s airwaves with their heavy brand of Motorhead-influenced rock, a garishly made-up image that borrowed from Kiss and Alice Cooper, and a healthy dose of humor made evident in their theatrical live shows and imaginative music videos. Though Twisted Sister broke up three years after the double-platinum success of their 1984 album, STAY HUNGRY, the band performed a much-anticipated reunion concert at the 2003 Wacken Open Air metal festival in Germany. This documentary/concert film finds band members Dee Snider, Jay Jay French, Mark "Animal" Mendoza, Eddie Ojeda, and A.J. Pero discussing Twisted Sister's 1980s glory days and the events leading up to their reunion in candid interviews interspersed with behind-the-scenes footage and clips of the entire Wacken performance. The CD side presents audio versions of the Wacken appearance as well as never-before-released vintage performances from the 1980s.