The Raincoat Report

Jeremy and Boss make novelty songs, take too much cold medicine, get trapped in pipes, and fail to whistle as they discuss Jacky St. James's The Submission of Emma Marx: Boundaries.

Jeremy and Boss enter the Eagle Vortex, crank their whips, open a heavy petting zoo, and learn accordion as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Her Last Fling.

Jeremy and Boss celebrate Tobalinuary, lose access to Wordpad, learn that real love is not using that hairspray, and discover there's other holes as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's Carnal Haven.

Jeremy and Boss close the book on Jess January by modeling their lives after David Lynch characters, talking the lifetime of bananas, drinking like Canadians, and burning in Hell as they discuss Jess Franco's The Hot Nights of Linda.

After a longer than intended break, Jeremy and Boss return to celebrate Jess January by trying to record spirits, declaring their own Best Supporting Actress, waking up too early, and playing HORSE as they discuss Jess Franco's Doriana Grey (aka The Marquise de Sade).

Jeremy, Boss, and Stefanie build a Cumcoon, worship Greek Jesus, pitch Himplants, and get bit as they count down their picks for the top films they covered in 2024.

Jeremy and Boss eat an everything bun, get buttered up, meet the dungeonmaster, put on their ponchos, and reiterate once again that white = green as they discuss Henri Pachard's Wet Dreams.

Jeremy and Boss name their favorite pasta, skip out on candle safety class, try to find out who killed Danielle, and get milked by Pygmies as they discuss Carlos Tobalina's My Sinful Life.

Jeremy and Boss learn about lost cities, play with car cigarette lighters, discover a car with a dampness to it, and pressure wash the club as they discuss Felix Daniels's The Night Bird.

Jeremy and Boss discover what loadsmen like, overcome cursed pipes, plan Boss's tomb, and battle heavy birds as they discuss Chuck Vincent's Heavy Load.