Studio 666
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83
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.
2y
80
Foo Fighters' Palm D'Gore-worthy horror is stuffed with fiends and frights.
2y
80
Scream bloody Grohl! Foo Fighters get gory in chucklesome horror flick Studio 666.
2y
70
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.
2y
60
Based on a story by Grohl, a recording session at a rock’n’roll mansion gets out of control – with bloody, goofy results.
2y
60
Studio 666 is not exactly a good film. It is not a particularly enjoyable one. But it is cheering to know it is out there in the world – merrily not being a tortured autobiographical tale of ghetto life or a compilation of musings on the singer’s sociological concerns.
2y
50
The film’s funny and shocking gore too often plays second fiddle to meandering comedic bits revolving around the band’s recording sessions.
2y
40
This horror-comedy by Foo Fighters tries to send up the band, but the self-satire is thin, and the action is largely derivative and dull.
2y
40
The exact same film, but without any of the rockstars, wouldn’t be worth sitting through.
2y
20
The Foo Fighters try to purge themselves of writer’s block with a retreat to a haunted house in an insufferable vanity project of a horror-comedy
2y
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