
Studio 666 (2022) on Netflix
Foo Fighters move into a cursed Encino mansion to record their tenth album. Dave Grohl grapples with supernatural forces threatening the album and the band.
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- Netflix3.2/5
- IMDb5.6/1017,194 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes56%
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Plot summary
Unable to write new songs, the Foo Fighters give in to their manager's demand and move into a cursed Encino mansion with a dark rock-and-roll past to record their tenth album. Grohl finds a basement filled with occult objects and, after listening to a demo tape, is possessed by a demonic force. Under its control, he forces the band to keep working on the record even as the supernatural threat endangers the album and everyone in the house. The rest of the group must learn what has happened to Grohl and find a way to free him before the force destroys them all.
Cast
Dave Grohlas Self - Foo Fighters
Taylor Hawkinsas Self - Foo Fighters
Nate Mendelas Self
Pat Smearas Self - Foo Fighters
Chris Shiflettas Self - Foo Fighters
Rami Jaffeeas Self - Foo Fighters
Whitney Cummingsas Samantha
Leslie Grossmanas Barb Weems
Will Forteas Darren Sandelbaum
Jenna Ortegaas Skye Willow
Jeff Garlinas Jeremy Shill
Kerry Kingas Krug
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Studio 666 (2022)
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- Filming on Studio 666 was shut down in early 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic, and when production resumed in Los Angeles the six days planned to finish the film stretched to three weeks because of the safety regulations.
- Dave Grohl recorded a whole heavy metal album of eight tracks for the in-movie fictional band Dream Widow, and the album was released on March 25, 2022.
- The Foo Fighters shot Studio 666 in the same house where they had recorded their tenth album, Medicine at Midnight, the sessions that inspired Dave Grohl's story for the film.
- Studio 666 was the first non-documentary to feature the Foo Fighters, after the band had been the subject of Foo Fighters: Back and Forth (2011) and the television series Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways (2014).




























