We spoke to foofighters' Dave Grohl about Studio666Movie, how the bloody horror-comedy happened, and what it was like performing on FraggleRock.
From director BJ McDonnell and based on a story by Dave Grohl, the bloody and grisly horror comedy Studio 666 follows the rock band Foo Fighters as they movie into an Encino mansion to record their 10th album. Once in the house, Grohl tries to overcome some writer’s block, only to find himself possessed by supernatural forces that not only affect their music, but also threaten the lives of the band.
GROHL: And I finally got away with it. No. The original idea was so simple and basic. We were in this house, making a record in real life. We moved into this house to make the album. Someone had mentioned, “You guys should make a horror film.” I thought, “That’s fucking stupid. Why would we ever do that?” And then, after writing and demo-ing the music in this house, I thought, “Oh my God, we could do this here, in this creepy old house. Just a simple, low-budget slasher. Nothing too involved.
GROHL: Oh my God, it took 15 years before I felt comfortable doing it, for real. It’s one of the reasons why I wanted to do it because I didn’t know if I could. Going from being a drummer, I’m perfectly comfortable sitting behind a drum set and beating the shit out of it for two hours at a time. That’s fine. I have no problem doing that.
I can write a song right now, call the guys tomorrow, be in the studio, record it, have it be done by tomorrow night, and then at midnight, put it online, go play a show the next day, and the whole audience is singing along. That kind of creative turnaround is really, really inspiring and it almost fuels your productivity. It makes you more prolific because you know, “I could do this and I’m gonna give it to you as fast as I can.
GROHL: All of the above. The funny thing is, she doesn’t get nervous at all. We could walk out on stage in front of 85,000 people and I’m bouncing around like, “Okay, let’s do this.” I’ll look at her and be like, “Are you doing you okay?” And she’s like, “Yeah, dad, I’m fine.” I’m like, “Really? Wow. How do you do that?” But yes, it’s a very proud papa moment, every time we do it. It’s weird.
It also feels like you must have had that happen. Some fan somewhere you’ve been must have done that to you, at some point.
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