Everyone loves the Beatles album SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND, but the world has tried desperately hard to forget that the movie ever existed. It’s an all-star cavalcade of confusing and pointless Beatles covers, by artists like The Bee Gees, Peter Frampton, Earth Wind and Fire, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Steve Martin and George Burns, tied together with a terrible storyline that makes no sense.

And yet, somehow, this blotch on pop culture’s permanent record might be the perfect double feature with Brian De Palma’s exhilaratingly camp 1970s horror musical PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE, featuring music by the iconic Paul Williams!

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