'Studio 666' review: Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters murders his bandmates in a darkly comic splatter-fest, with Lionel Richie and buckets of blood.

Bloody Disgusting’s Studio 666 review is spoiler-free. Satanic horror and rock music make for a perfect pairing, like chocolate and peanut butter. So, it m...

Full of terrific supporting actors (and blood), the movie is a cross between “This Is Spinal Tap” and “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.”

Studio 666, the big-screen debut of the Foo Fighters, begins scaring audiences on February 25th. Read our review here.

Studio 666, the big-screen debut of the Foo Fighters, begins scaring audiences on February 25th. Read our review here.

Good-natured Dave Grohl generates some good laughs and catchy riffs as a rock star who gets possessed by a demon while writing a new album.

Dave Grohl takes the Foo Fighters to a haunted studio in BJ McDonnell's hard-rock horror-comedy. Read the Empire review.

This revolting film is a welcome curio – it’s like The Monkees sitcom but much bloodier

Arrow in the Head reviews the horror comedy Studio 666, starring the rock band Foo Fighters and directed by Hatchet III's BJ McDonnell!

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Tim Cogshell and Wade Major review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms. Also on the s...

'Studio 666' review: Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters play themselves as a band looking for musical inspiration -- in a haunted mansion.

Dave Grohl gets possessed

The band members play themselves in this horror comedy from BJ McDonnell. But the gore overtakes the (limited) fun.

Studio 666 review - The Foo Fighters make a comedy horror film, but who is it really for? Lou Fecou reviews.

A lighthearted artistic experiment with a death metal brain, held together for 100 minutes by the amusing sight of seeing rock stars try to act.

If you love Foo Fighters and have a soft spot for the “splattertoons” corner of horror, you won’t want to miss “Studio 666.” No, it’s not very go...

Goofy, gory horror comedy starring the Foo Fighters which will appeal to fans of the band

The Foo Fighters horror-comedy Studio 666 succeeds by having a lot of fun with its premise.

The exact same film, but without any of the rockstars, wouldn’t be worth sitting through

The Foo Fighters are beset by demonic spirits as they work on a new album in this extremely strange movie. It makes a change from Marvel.

This good-spirited vanity project runs out of steam after an hour, but at it's best, it's like William Castle's "A Hard Day's Night" (sponsored by Doritos)