Last month, Foo Fighters announced they were releasing a long-in-the-works horror-comedy titled Studio 666. Now, you can see what Dave Grohl and company have in store for the big screen. In the first Studio 666 trailer, the band hunker down in a San Fernando Valley house to record a new album (that would eventually (?) in this fictitious world become Medicine at Midnight). Of course, hijinx ensue from there. Grohl battles supernatural forces (and is even possessed) that threaten to derail the whole process and could sink the band as well. Studio 666 stars the Foo Fighters (Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett, Nate Mendel and Rami Jaffee) as well as Whitney Cummings, Leslie Grossman, Will Forte, Jenna Ortega and Jeff Garlin.
Ahead of its premiere at the Berlin Film Festival later this month, the trailer for the upcoming Nick Cave and Warren Ellis’ documentary has been revealed. Titled This Much I Know To Be True, it explores the inner workings behind their most-recent a
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zum Artikel gehenA trailer has been released for Steven Soderbergh’s upcoming tech thriller KIMI. The film stars Zoë Kravitz as an agoraphobic tech worker in Seattle who discovers evidence of a violent crime while reviewing a data stream – only to be met
zum Artikel gehenJeon Do-yeon and Seol Kyung-gu have been cast in the upcoming Netflix thriller film Kill Bok-soon (working title). READ MORE: Five must-watch K-dramas to look forward to in January 2022 Earlier today (January 4), the streaming platform announced, p
zum Artikel gehenDave Grohl has made his debut appearance on the hugely popular YouTube interview series Hot Ones. READ MORE: Foo Fighters: “Our connection is beyond music” The Foo Fighters frontman made the appearance on the First We Feast show, which sees
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