The Raincoat Report

Jeremy, Boss, and Tyler discuss the afterlife, Doug, the Wahlbergs, and Gregory Dark's The Devil in Miss Jones 3: A New Beginning.

Jeremy and Boss worship Penny Pax, spread their Marxist philosophies, discover they can't drink Jesus's bathwater, and speak out to the Spaderphiles as they discuss Jessie St. James's The Submission of Emma Marx.

Jeremy and Boss fall into a creek, get late text messages, and get excited about musical numbers as they discuss Bob Chinn's Let's Get Physical.

Jeremy and Boss get plowgirls of their own, discuss Stockholm Syndrome, and confuse a couple of Caines as they dig into the anonymously directed Abduction of an American Playgirl.

Jeremy and Boss get too many Pure Flix emails, show respect for slippery surfaces, and become werejackers as they discuss Lawrence Talbot's Silk Satin Sex.

Jeremy and Boss see what's playing in the theaters, bring back dinosaur films, and put up "wet floor" signs as they discuss Carter Stevens's Tinseltown.

Jeremy and Boss report on the breaking news, discuss their favorite soul foods, and eat too many little hamburgers as they discuss Barron Bercovichy's Lialeh.

Jeremy and Boss are joined by Sallie in a celebration of womanhood, advising on electrical safety, investigating FellateGate, eating street steak, and discussing Harry Lewis's Ladies Night.

Jeremy and Boss have a bad day, compete for the love of Vince Neil, get a close up, and sit on the world's largest casting couch as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's I Am Always Ready.

Jeremy and Boss finish out Franco February by contemplating the Franco/Welles connection, eating Cheddar Bay Biscuits, presenting the ultimate aphrodisiac, and discussing Jess Franco's final completed film: Al Pereira vs. the Alligator Ladies.

Jeremy and Boss continue Franco February, presenting The Twitter Report, introducing The Berenstain Bears to Lulu's Talking Ass, and bringing in the Reagan Era as they discuss Jess Franco's Cocktail Spécial.

Jeremy and Boss are joined by Tyler as they eat uncooked hot dogs, look for secret porno, live a Cronenbergian Nightmare, and discuss Jess Franco's Night of Open Sex.

Jeremy and Boss introduce Franco February 2023 by talking Godard, pulling out the Geiger Counter of Weirdness, and taking the film credits to Ellis Island as they discuss Jess Franco's Sex is Crazy.

Jeremy and Boss dedicate this one to Uncle Eddie as they survive the Louisville Purge, try to dial rotary phones, and discuss Lee Frost's A Climax of Blue Power.

Jeremy and Boss return from illness, pitch erotic game shows to Tim Burton, and visit the town of Sewer Pipe Creek to discuss Alex de Renzy's Powder Burns.

Join our Patreon at www.patreon.com/raincoatreport to hear more like this! Jeremy and Boss dig into the world of 2011 parodies from serial AVN Award winner Axel Braun by discussing This Ain't Jeopardy XXX and This Ain't Ghostbusters XXX.

Jeremy joins a band and then assists Boss in making erotic pancakes, replacing courtroom gavels with soundboards, and learning to love the French as they discuss Michel Caputo's Queue de Béton.

Jeremy and Boss start 2022 with incessant sampling and technical issues, as they mix black and brown and discuss Doris Wishman's Satan Was a Lady.

Jeremy and Boss end 2022 living on Vienna sausages, revisiting the old west, and opening the floodgates as they count down their picks for the top films they covered in 2022.

Jeremy is punished by Boss for his behavior as the boys take a trip you don't need to take, avoiding getting slapped by Choky Ice and discussing Francesco Fanelli's Claudia's Holiday.

Jeremy and Boss look for their Million Dollar Rollerbaby, discover there are no small roles (only small actors), and get banned from the park for life as they discuss Carter Stevens's Rollerbabies.

Jeremy and Boss talk about 90s commercials, eat crackers, and meet the birds of Las Vegas as they discuss Cecil Howard's Spitfire.

Jeremy and Boss repeatedly count backwards from ninety-nine to ninety and learn not to trust psychiatrists as they dig into Fred Lincoln and Sharon Mitchell's A Place Beyond Shame.

By hook or by crook, Jeremy and Boss get into the cheese business and campaign for the abolishment of helicopters as they discuss Roberta Findlay's Anyone But My Husband

Jeremy and Boss try to catch a ride, say hello to some lot lizards, and do a little bit of rat play as they unravel the mysteries of Carlos Tobalina's Carnal Highways.