The Raincoat Report

Jeremy and Boss begin The Rainbow Report this week by talking about television standards, eyeglasses, hearing aides, internet trolling, and Wakefield Poole's Boys in the Sand.

Jeremy and Boss descend into madness trying to make sense of a duo of low budget efforts - Mark Hunter's The Big Snatch and Anthony Spinelli's Suckula.

Jeremy and Boss talk collectables, sex roller coasters, and the sounds of the street as they discuss Gary Graver's Indecent Exposure.

Jeremy and Boss talk about computer mazes, $30 hitmen, brain mush, and Gerard Damiano's Memories Within Miss Aggie.

Jeremy and Boss celebrate Mother's Day, discuss economics, avoid the police, and discuss Kirdy Stevens's Taboo.

Boss and Jeremy join the world of scientific inquiry, go to the strip club, and talk about Lasse Braun's Body Love.

Jeremy and Boss are joined by Tyler again to talk George Thorogood, the news, Otis Spunkmeyer, and Leonard Kirtman's Hot Flashes.

Jeremy and Boss talk intrusions, brain roaches, The Death Curse of Tartu, and Bill Milling's The Vixens of Kung Fu (A Tale of Yin Yang).

Boss and Jeremy are joined by Tyler to talk Yes, brain malfunctions, and Bernard Morris's Mary! Mary!

Jeremy and Boss talk Robert Goulet, old dominatrices, state fair treasures, and Radley Metzger's The Image.

Jeremy and Boss contemplate freedom and Doritos as they explore two classics from Phil Prince - Daughters of Discipline and Savage Sadists.

Jeremy and Boss talk Germany, cocaine movies, pizza girls, and Phillip Marshak's Blue Ice.

Jeremy and Boss talk about animalistic customers, the de Renzy Collection of 1989, our upcoming Netflix series, and Alex de Renzy's Pretty Peaches 3: The Quest.

Jeremy and Boss explore the woes of renaissance fair life and talk about the career of Dennis Duggan as they explore Bud Lee's The Ribald Tales of Canterbury.

Boss and Jeremy wrap up Franco February, talk about boxsets, define MILFs, and discuss Jess Franco's Mari-Cookie and the Killer Tarantula in Eight Legs to Love You.

Jeremy and Boss continue Franco February by talking Whitney Houston, Soledad Miranda, and Jess Franco's Vampyros Lesbos.

Jeremy and Boss continue Franco February by talking neighbors, Steve Urkel, and Jess Franco's Lulu's Talking Ass.

Jeremy and Boss discuss other dimensions and descend into the madness of Franco February by discussing Jess Franco's Shining Sex.

Boss and Jeremy lament their fathers, clean up after themselves, and talk about Bob Chinn's The Young Like it Hot.

Jeremy and Boss talk cheeseburgers, cockroaches, Stephen King, and Steve Scott's Trashy Lady.

Jeremy recounts the worst day of his life and joins Boss to celebrate the Year of the Cat and discuss Armand Weston's The Defiance of Good.

The boys talk Christmas presents, get a celebrity shoutout (sort of), review their New Years resolutions, and talk Cecil Howard's Foxtrot.

Boss discusses his acting career, Jeremy finds something he didn't want to see, and the boys join forces to discuss Shaun Costello's The Passions of Carol.

Jeremy laments returning to the workplace, nearly falls asleep, drinks continuously and joins Boss to celebrate 25 episodes and discuss Radley Metzger's The Opening of Misty Beethoven.

Jeremy and Boss discuss a normal day in the life of Jamie Gillis, the many incarnations of The Teacher, and Humphrey Knipe's Too Naughty to Say No.