Reviews
Studio 666
Release Year: 2005
Certificate: 15
Starring: Kacia Brady, Jason Dibler, Jill Small, Jeff Van Atta
Genre: Horror
Running Time: 1 hour 16 minutes
Star Rating: 
IMDB Page: Studio 666 (2005)
This film begins with a music video, which is quite odd for the beginning of a film, but it made it more interesting and made me wonder why such a music video was included. Turns out the woman featured in it is the lead singer of the band recording at the studio in which the film is set.
Studio 666 is fairly gory at the beginning but after that it's not very violent, which to some is a good sign. To people who watch films for gore, this is not for them. I got bored with this movie after the first 5 minutes. The acting was cringe-worthy, and the characters were incredibly boring and didn't have any hints of personality whatsoever. It just got worse and worse.
I personally don't see why the film companies wasted their money on this rubbish to be honest. The writer, producers and the director must have known what they were putting together was pointless, but if they got paid for it, what do they care? As for the actors, I feel sorry for them. They can't act in this film at all. The words 'ham' 'cheese' and 'wooden' sprang to mind as I watched this. It might be a bit mean, but it's the truth.
If you can avoid watching this film, please do. Trust me, you'll save yourself an hour and a quarter of wasted life if you don't watch it. Overall verdict: One of the worst films I've ever come across, unfortunately.