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The film will narrate the moment in which the members of Foo Fighters meet to record a new album, although a series of events will ruin their plans.
The members of the American rock band Foo Fighters will star in a horror film that will hit theaters on February 25, 2022 under the title “Studio 666.”
The film will narrate the moment in which the lead singer of the band, Dave Grohl, and the rest of the members of Foo Fighters (Taylor Hawkins, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett and Rami Jaffee) meet in a California studio to record. his tenth album, although a series of unforeseen events will ruin his plans.
“Once in the house, Dave Grohl will have to deal with supernatural forces that threaten both the completion of the album and the life of the band,” said the synopsis of the film, which BJ McDonnell directed.
The project, unveiled this Monday in a magazine scoop DeadlineIt was conceived under top secrecy and after “decades of ridiculous music videos,” Grohl explained.
“Now is the time to take it to the next level … with a horror and comedy feature film. (…) Get ready to laugh, scream and head butt with popcorn,” explained the musician.
The former Nirvana member’s group is known for their sold-out shows and stadiums around the world.
His latest studio album is “Medicine at Midnight” (2020), the tenth of a discography that has sold more than 27 million copies. (E)
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