New Foo Fighters film “Studio 666”

In Studio 666, the Foo Fighters rent a historic cottage in Encino, Los Angeles. There the musicians want to work on their 10th album. The goal is to set new standards. However, the musicians are overcome with a justifiably uneasy feeling upon arrival. The façade of the villa and the nebulous ambience do not inspire confidence at all. In the trailer, Dave Grohl asks, “Do you feel this overwhelming sense of death?” Until then, it’s just a feeling. But the fight against the hellish supernatural quickly takes its course…

A horror parody through bloodthirsty storytelling

The gear is carted in and set up in the living room. First up is the songwriting. However, Dave Grohl suffers from the typical musician’s phenomenon: writer’s block at the wrong time. Suddenly the villa begins to feel haunted. Supernatural beings threaten the lives of the band members, the musicians are confronted with bloodthirsty spirits. It is precisely this mood that unleashes Dave’s creativity… The fact that Grohl and Co. take the genre-typical clichés of fear, violence and blood to extreme levels makes this an entertaining horror satire.

Grohl takes it to the next level

For musicians to make a feature film is not necessarily exceptional. The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Prince or the Rolling Stones and many other icons have made their own films. And decades later, there are tons of music videos and music documentaries from the Foo Fighters like “From Cradle to Stage” or “What Drives Us”, which were directed by Dave Grohl. But now he wanted to take the epic world of the Foo Fighters to a new level.

Headbanging, laughing and screaming at the cinema

The idea of ​​bringing a cinematic format to the big screen with the horror comedy “Studio 666” has matured. Dave Grohl himself says: “After decades of ridiculous music videos and numerous music documentaries, it was finally time to step up to the next level: a full-length horror comedy”. And he promises in his usual nice way: “Be ready to laugh, scream and headband in your popcorn. Studio 666 will f— you up” The 52-year-old Grohl is delighted that Open Road Films has secured the rights to the movie, which means that the Foo Fighters were also able to produce this film professionally.