I saw Studio 666, starring the Foo Fighters-Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Rami Jaffee, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett; Whitney Cummings-The Ridiculous 6, Whitney_tv; Jeff Garlin-The Goldbergs_tv, The Bounty Hunter and Will Forte-MacGruber_tv, The Last Man on Earth_tv.
This movie is based on a story by Dave Grohl and the Fighters of Foo are all playing themselves here. Jeff plays their manager and is wanting a new album but Dave has song writers' block. Jeff has the idea for them to go somewhere different than a studio so they go to a house where an older rock group did their last album. It had great acoustics, but unfortunately, they all died under mysterious circumstances- which is shown in the opening of the movie-so the house is now haunted. Whitney is their neighbor that tries to warn them about a book of demons buried somewhere in the house, which leads to possessions by demons and of course, grisly murders-not everyone survives. Will plays a food delivery man, mostly a cameo, and there are a few more shorter cameos, including a good one of a horror director-he plays a sound tech guy-who is known for doing his own music for his movies.
It's rated R for bloody violence and gore, language and sexual content-no nudity-and has a running time of 1 hour & 46 minutes.
It's not too original-nothing new if you've seen a lot of slasher movies-but if you are a Foo Fighters fan, it would be a good rental.
This movie is based on a story by Dave Grohl and the Fighters of Foo are all playing themselves here. Jeff plays their manager and is wanting a new album but Dave has song writers' block. Jeff has the idea for them to go somewhere different than a studio so they go to a house where an older rock group did their last album. It had great acoustics, but unfortunately, they all died under mysterious circumstances- which is shown in the opening of the movie-so the house is now haunted. Whitney is their neighbor that tries to warn them about a book of demons buried somewhere in the house, which leads to possessions by demons and of course, grisly murders-not everyone survives. Will plays a food delivery man, mostly a cameo, and there are a few more shorter cameos, including a good one of a horror director-he plays a sound tech guy-who is known for doing his own music for his movies.
It's rated R for bloody violence and gore, language and sexual content-no nudity-and has a running time of 1 hour & 46 minutes.
It's not too original-nothing new if you've seen a lot of slasher movies-but if you are a Foo Fighters fan, it would be a good rental.