Movies like Studio 666

A cult classic mockumentary, This Is Spinal Tap hilariously chronicles the fictional British heavy metal band Spinal Tap. Its blend of music, comedy, and fictional rocker lifestyle makes it a perfect counterpart for audiences who enjoyed the rock-fueled laughs in Studio 666.

In School of Rock, Jack Black stars as a musician who pretends to be a substitute teacher and forms a band of grade-schoolers. The film's heartwarming take on rock music's transformative power and its comedic moments should strike a chord with Studio 666 fans.

Wayne's World presents the adventures of two rock-loving slackers hosting a public-access TV show. With its comedy roots and celebration of rock culture, it appeals to viewers who can appreciate the musical mayhem of Studio 666.

As a quintessential time-travel comedy, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure follows two dim-witted teens who are destined to save the future with their rock band. Its lighthearted presentation of music's impact and historical escapades pairs well with Studio 666's comedic energy.

As a comedy-rock blend with a supernatural twist, Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny follows two musicians on a quest to become the greatest rock band ever, with plenty of laughs and hard-rocking antics along the way. Fans of Studio 666's marriage of rock 'n' roll with wild, comedic plots will feel right at home.

Rock of Ages is a musical-comedy featuring a jukebox of 1980s rock hits, telling the love story set against the backdrop of the music scene. Those who enjoyed the rock spirit and the comedic elements of Studio 666 might want to jump into this rocking musical.

Airheads is a comedy about a rock band that holds a radio station hostage to get their music played. Its mixture of rock culture, comedic scenarios, and an engaging cast, including Brendan Fraser, Adam Sandler, and Steve Buscemi, makes it a fun watch for Studio 666 fans.

The Rocker, starring Rainn Wilson as a failed, former 80s drummer who gets a second chance at fame, combines humor with rock 'n' roll dreams. Its comedic take on the music industry will likely resonate with fans of Studio 666 who enjoy a good laugh alongside their riffs.