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: Overcome by guilt, he turns himself in and is committed to a mental institution. While there, he becomes obsessed with the "music" and voices he hears in his head, which he believes is his deceased wife singing to him.

: After being released—supposedly "cured"—he descends further into madness. Driven by drugs, alcohol, and the auditory hallucinations of his wife, he embarks on a depraved, murderous spree. Boys' Night Out

: In a final act of self-destructive insanity, he chops off his own hands to try and stop the "music" he believes he is creating. The 1962 Film Plot : Overcome by guilt, he turns himself in

: Unknown to the men, Cathy is actually a sociology graduate student. She accepted the job to study the " adolescent fantasies of the adult suburban male " for her thesis. Other "Boys' Night Out" Media Driven by drugs, alcohol, and the auditory hallucinations

: They hire a beautiful blonde named Cathy to be their resident "housekeeper," each secretly hoping for an affair.

: Sammy Hagar and Timothy B. Schmit both released rock singles titled "Boys' Night Out" in 1987, focusing on the classic theme of men getting away from their domestic lives to "get crazy".

In stark contrast, the 1962 film Boys' Night Out is a romantic comedy starring Kim Novak and James Garner: