Synopsis
Legendary rock band Foo Fighters move into an Encino mansion steeped in grisly rock and roll history to record their much anticipated 10th album. Once in the house, Dave Grohl finds himself grappling with supernatural forces that threaten both the completion of the album and the lives of the band.
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Cast
- Dave GrohlDave Grohl
- Taylor HawkinsTaylor Hawkins
- Nate MendelNate Mendel
- Pat SmearPat Smear
- Chris ShiflettChris Shiflett
- Rami JaffeeRami Jaffee
- Whitney CummingsSamantha
- Leslie GrossmanBarb Weems
- Will ForteDarren Sandelbaum
- Jenna OrtegaSkye Willow
Recommandations
- 83
Consequence
Loud, gory, sometimes silly, sometimes scary, and nearly always constant fun, Studio 666 is tailored to a pretty specific audience but has the potential to break outside of that niche, thanks to its commitment to old-school horror tropes with a hearty side of rock and roll. - 71
TheWrap
It’s remarkable how far McConnell’s film can coast on little more than novelty power, star power, and Doritos, but there’s no denying that “Studio 666” hits a wall after about an hour, and spends the next 50 minutes stumbling around in a daze. - 70
Slashfilm
It is all at once a gleefully raucous rock romp and a freaky horror story of possession and gruesome murder. - 70
Paste Magazine
Goofball rockstars created a silly, schlocky haunted thriller with their friends, and that’s the vibe Studio 666 brings. If you’re a Foo Fighters admirer looking for a horror-comedy, you define the demographic. - 60
IGN
Studio 666 features fun performances by the Foo Fighters, but its “kitchen sink” approach leaves it open to unfavorable comparisons to the movies to which it pays homage. - 60
Arizona Republic
It's plenty gory. And it definitely rocks. As for hilarious? It must've felt that way to Grohl, who liked the "Pearl Jam high-five" joke well enough to use it twice. - 50
The Associated Press
It’s a goof, and there’s something to be said for watching Grohl and the gang having so much fun. - 50
Screen Daily
Gory rather than scary and goofy instead of very funny, this fitfully amusing horror-comedy will be embraced by fans of the popular band, who demonstrate that, while they’re adept musicians, they’re not similarly gifted at delivering killer punchlines.
