Finally viewed this film after years of reading about it in media articles. Although lower budget and not featuring any big box office names of the era, FM is nonetheless an excellent example of seventies-styled ensemble comedies that seem effortless in freestyle storytelling and unique, memorable characters. Kind of a slight film really, in terms of budget, but production is solid. Exceptional casting and great, wall-to-wall classic rock hits make this an easy viewing experience. Lots of nifty Arrow supplementals also, giving this film a real backstory, painting a vivid picture of the era when it was released. Surprisingly clean in content and language, FM is a great example of pure entertainment that leaves you feeling happy and energized after each viewing!

Savory and melodious, simultaneously down beat and optimistic, this wide-eyed window into the mood and spirits of late nineteen-seventies Los Angeles deftly turns through the kaleidoscope of professional Radio and preserves for us something we are surely all the poorer for having lost forever. Features front and center a soundtrack that is perhaps second to none.