Foo Fighters' Studio 666 is coming to UK cinemas

27 January 2022, 12:45

Watch the official trailer for Studio 666

Dave Grohl and co are planning to release a horror film which charts the making of their tenth album. Find out what it's about and when it's released.

Foo Fighters have made a horror film based on the making of their tenth studio album Medicine at Midnight and recently shared its official trailer.

The film, entitled Studio 666 sees them move into an Encino mansion, which is steeped in grisly rock and roll history. Things start off as they should, but soon they take a sinister turn for the worst.

Watch the official trailer for Studio 666 above.

First the Shame rockers announced US cinema dates and thankfully now they've confirmed it will be screened in the UK. But where can you watch it and how can you buy tickets?

Find out everything we know about the Foo Fighters' horror film including when it's released, who stars in it and how to watch it in the US and the UK.

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When is Foo Fighters' Studio 666 out?

The band have revealed that Studio 666 is "slaying in theatres" on 25 February 2022. Tickets are being sold in the USA at www.studio666movie.com/tickets.

Can you watch Foo Fighters' Studio 666 in the UK?

Finally, Sony Pictures have confirmed that the film will also be available to watch, with a tweet sent from their UK account. There's not yet any word on which locations it will be shown in or how to buy tickets, but watch this space.

Who stars in Foo Fighters' Studio 666?

Alongside the legendary rock band playing themselves, the spooktastic film stars Jenna Ortega, Will Forte, Leslie Grossman, Jeff Garlin, Whitney Cumings, Marti Matulis and Jason Trost. There's also a cameo from Lionel Richie.

Is there a trailer?

Watch the official trailer of Foo Fighters' Studio 666 above, and its sneak peek below:

Foo Fighters drop new promo for film

What is Foo Fighters' Studio 666 about?

A synopsis reads: "Legendary rock band Foo Fighters move into an Encino mansion steeped in grisly rock and roll history to record their much anticipated 10th album. Once in the house, Dave Grohl finds himself grappling with supernatural forces that threaten both the completion of the album and the lives of the band."

Talking about the project, Foos frontman Grohl said: "Yep…we actually went and made a big, loud, bloody horror movie. Because…why the hell not?

"After keeping STUDIO 666 our dirty little secret for years, we’re so fucking excited to bring it to you guys for a full-on theatrical release. This thing was MEANT for the big screen. We hope you have as much fun watching it as we did making it."

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