The Raincoat Report

Jeremy takes the show on the road to track down the Greasy Creek Monster. Also, he and Boss discuss 70s interior decorating and a double feature of storefront theater classics - The Sorceress and The Geek.

Jeremy and Boss discuss social media escapades, holding John Landis accountable for his actions, and Joyce James's Driller.

Jeremy and Boss contemplate an international move and continue Five Weeks of Fright by reviewing Takao Nakano's Sexual Parasite.

Jeremy and Boss introduce Five Weeks of Fright, explore the dangers of love on the road, and apologetically dive into Roger Guermantes's Dark Dreams.

Jeremy and Boss solicit an uprising, sell-out, gain tax exempt status, contemplate the post-apocalyptic job market, and discuss Stephen Sayadian's Café Flesh.

Jeremy and Boss consider buying a Chair of Treachery, sing a little ditty, badmouth Roger Ebert, and praise Robert Sickinger's The Naughty Victorians.

Boss attempts to wrangle a cat, Jeremy becomes a druid, and the boys join forces to talk about the legacy of Jess Franco and his film Countess Perverse.

Join Jeremy and Boss down at the Fish Feed Emporium as they celebrate 10 episodes, discuss Gothic horror, rate previously covered films, and bask in the glory of Curt McDowell's Thundercrack!

Jeremy and Boss talk about living with your parents, gun safety, and Rocko's Modern Life creator Joe Murray as they take on Bob Chinn's Prisoner of Paradise.

Jeremy and Boss imagine what Flashdance is like and determine how many yards are in a mile as they review Roger Watkins's Corruption.

Jeremy and Boss talk waterbeds, public access TV, sperms, and Carlos Tobalina's Pulsating Flesh.

Jeremy relives a past career and Boss tries to make sense of the Country Girl Pizza menu as they discuss Bob Chinn's Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls.

Boss makes Jeremy consider a new career at Rent-A-Center as the duo discusses fruit insertions, The Teacher, and and the classic Gerard Damiano film The Devil in Miss Jones.

Jeremy gives Boss a lesson in divinity and teaches him about the spilling of seed on dry ground as the duo tackle Anthony Spinelli's An Act of Confession.

Jeremy and Boss plan a California vacation, advocate for sex toys, and dig into Alex de Renzy's Pretty Peaches.  NOTE - We apologize for some audio issues around an hour into the episode. We did some editing to minimize the impact, but there some fluttering and noise that lasts for a few minutes before stopping.

Jeremy and Boss ponder community college psychology and explore Roberta Findlay's The Altar of Lust.

Jeremy and Boss contemplate facials and take a deep dive into Anthony Spinelli's Dixie Ray Hollywood Star and the Rated R version: It's Called Murder, Baby!