This might be among the hardest bad movies to find.
I was looking up the Wikipedia article for the ghastly 1978 film
Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, one of the worst musical movies of all time. The article referred me to
All This and World War II, a musical documentary released in 1976 that placed covered versions of Beatles songs over footage of World War II, done in attempted story-telling fashion. The write-up suggests that this film is virtually intolerable to watch, yet, just the fact that it exists and is virtually impossible to find except in bootleg form makes me want to see it. But I would probably regret the experience.
Upon release, this film was supposedly ravaged so severely by critics and ignored by theatre-goers that it was pulled within two weeks and put into storage. The film has never been released on either VHS or DVD. The film was shown once since it’s original release at a midnight showing at the Nuart Theatre in Los Angeles in 2007.
This film appears to be so bad that it couldn’t even generate the smallest of cult followings, at least none that I’ve heard of.
For some reason I’m fascinated by this title. Has anybody else seen or heard of this?