Studio 666

• Horror
• Comedy
• Music

Studio 666 blends the raucous energy of a rock concert with a surprisingly gruesome slasher horror, centering on the Foo Fighters as they record within a house haunted by the dark legacy of its previous, tragically-ended resident. The film isn’t simply about demonic possession; it's a darkly comedic exploration of creative obsession and the sacrifices demanded by artistic pursuit, visualized through escalating, cartoonishly-violent events fueled by the house's sinister history. The narrative thrives on the band’s self-aware performance, generating a playfully unsettling atmosphere where the line between rockstar ego and demonic influence blurs, culminating in a spectacularly bloody and utterly absurd climax. This isn't a sophisticated horror film, but a loving, self-deprecating tribute to the genre’s excesses and the power of rock and roll – a deliberately over-the-top experience that leans into its ridiculous premise.