It appears that Dave Grohl and the rest of his band Foo Fighters had a little too much time on their hands during lockdown as they have gone ahead and made a goofy horror film
Movie review: Studio 666
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Dave Grohl in Studio 666, in cinemas now.
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There is a large focus on Grohl (far too many characters call him a genius), and the man simply can't carry a film. Indeed, none of them can act (except perhaps bassist Nate Mendel), and their interactions feel like jokey home movies, undermining any suspension of disbelief.
Some judicious editing could have helped here, but as it stands, it feels like an MTV Awards sketch stretched out far too long. With a couple of nice kills.
Cast: The Foo Fighters, Will Forte, Whitney Cummings
Director: BJ McDonnell
Rating:R16 (Graphic violence, horror, sex scenes & offensive language)
Running time: 110 minutes
Verdict: Rock stars indulge their horror movie fantasties.
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