FLIM

We've already witnessed it, but now you too can witness the death of FLIM in this, the first of three final, easy-to-listen-to, bitesize installments. The new fatigue-driven format cuts right to the heart of the show, and strips it of all its unique and best-loved features, leaving just the dull monotonous reviews you likely cared little for.

With that out of the way, on this episode, Dan and George review Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell, and fleetingly discuss Battle Royale 2.

Enjoy/Despair.

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Dan and George are back for another episode of FLIM, this time free of the evil clutches of Utopia FM. As a result, expect the tone to sink to new depths. You have been warned. As for the rest of the content, we have a review of J.J. Abrams' Star Trek, Danny Dyer is back with some more of his Dastardly DVD's and there's more fun and giggles with the guys.

A note from George: I know it sounds to you like I was complicit in the rap, but you're just mistaken.

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On this, the last ever FLIM, we have reviews of Death Race and Righteous Kill, the glorious return of Popcorner, another Dastardly DVD from Danny Dyer, and a very special moment with Dan and his Mum, among other things.

You simply cannot afford to miss it*, so don't!

*Seriously, with this ammunition you could afford to bully the poor bastard for the rest of his days.

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In this week's show we have reviews of Guy Ritchie's 'RocknRolla' and the year's most-hyped comedy 'Tropic Thunder', Dan introduces George to the hilarious delights of Tommy Wiseau's 'The Room', and there's a very special guest on 'The Interview', among other things.

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