The Raincoat Report

Jeremy and Boss suffer through Star Wars prequels, develop the third  mind, and get bit by a cat as they discuss Alex de Renzy's Babyface 2.

Jeremy and Boss are betidden by woe, taste rancid salsa, worry about flying Tremors, and discuss Kirdy Stevens's Taboo II.

Jeremy and Boss get covered in cuts and sores, buy the world a coke, and puzzle out the meaning of Henri Pachard and Roberta Findlay's Mascara.

Jeremy and Boss speculate on Boston accents, get stuck in the mud, lie to priests, and talk about Phil Prince's Forgive Me, I Have Sinned.

Jeremy and Boss pitch a new cinematic universe, talk symmetry, and consider a replacement for Stanley Kubrick as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Mai Lin vs. Serena.

Jeremy and Boss celebrate the holiest time of the year by getting a thesaurus, a stegosaurus, and a Segasaurus and discussing Wakefield Poole's Bible!

Jeremy and Boss break a few microwaves, get sponsored by Burger King, and rise and grind to go from rags to riches as they explore John Hayes's Hot Lunch.

Jeremy and Boss take it easy on their holes, entertain their holes, and  honor the clown prince of porn the Kirtman way as they discuss Leonard  Kirtman's Tara, Tara, Tara, Tara.

Jeremy and Boss ponder the afterlife, become one with the economy, and worship the devil with Jaacov Jaacovi's Heavenly Desire.

Jeremy and Boss injure themselves, explore Reddit poetry, and once again tout the bird economy as they discuss The Mitchell Brothers' Behind the Green Door.

Jeremy and Boss make it big, expose the Hollywood machine, and talk about Dean Martin, crowded restaurants, and Gail Palmer's Candy Goes to Hollywood.

Jeremy and Boss play football, go to Dallas (or at least the airport), buy overpriced Taco Bell, and dissect Jim Buckley's Debbie Does Dallas.

Jeremy and Boss promote theft, find the President to be mightier than the elements, attack the ghost welfare state, and wrap up Franco February by talking about Jess Franco's She Killed in Ecstasy. NOTE: We apologize for the background 'fluttering' noise on this recording. This was a result of some equipment issues we had.

Jeremy and Boss make teeth, get punished by the Pope, use motorcycle helmets to hide from Interpol, and celebrate Franco February by experiencing the weirdness of Jess Franco's Falo Crest.

Jeremy and Boss wait for a pizza delivery, get banned from the horse track, and continue Franco February by experiencing Jess Franco's Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun.

Jeremy rejoins the physical world and joins Boss to celebrate Franco February by discussing full page internet ads and Jess Franco's Cries of Pleasure.

Jeremy fights a virus and joins Boss over the internet to take down the upper class and discuss Larry Revene's Wanda Whips Wall Street.

Jeremy and Boss decide to get physical in 2022 the best way they know how - joining Hyapatia Lee and the ladies of Jackie La Lay's gym for Bob Chinn's Body Girls.

Jeremy and Boss demand hardcore in their hardcore, regrow some skin, and try to keep track of flashbacks as they discuss Cecil Howard's Firestorm.

Jeremy and Boss look back at the past year of The Raincoat Report and give their lists of the top 10 best films they covered in 2021 as they look forward to 2022.

Jeremy and Boss discover the final truths of the Raincoat Files and use the fantastical CSI level technologies of the Raincoat Institute to zoom in, enhance, and review Jack Genero's Star Babe

Jeremy and Boss re-open the Raincoat Files, switch brains, switch them back, and dig into Alfonso Brescia's Beast in Space.

Jeremy and Boss sell out, celebrate the OTHER Christopher Columbus, and explore a vision of the future as they discuss Derek Todd's Things to Come.

Jeremy and Boss reopen The Raincoat Files and try to become one with technology as they discuss Claude Mulot's La Femme-Objet (aka Programmed for Pleasure).

Jeremy and Boss open the Raincoat Files, make first contact, go Black Friday shopping, and talk about Cybil Richards's Femalien 2.