Ray DeLancey hails from the Pittsburgh area. In his spare time, he watches all manner of horror movies with a special focus on the classics… and Star Trek. Ray brings his encyclopedic knowledge of classic horror to his seat as co-host on Sitting in the Dark on TruStory FM.
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House on Haunted Hill and House of Wax are classics of the Vincent Price collection. But what happens when they’re given the 90s remake treatment? We’re talking about the Hill ’99 and Wax ’05 with Pete, Ray, and Tommy this month!
This month, our fine teacher Ray DeLancey and his sidekicks Pete Wright and Tommy Metz III dive headfirst into the hairy world of werewolves in film.
What is that constant buzzing? It’s the Fly! And it’s coming to realign your genetic material! This month, Ray DeLancey leads Pete Wright and Tommy Metz III in a lesson on the history of the big-screen bug-eyed monster made popular in 1958, then popular and disgusting in 1986.
In which Ray reviews the Universal sequels to Frankenstein as there are some interesting things to take note of.
A tour down very early memory lane as Ray DeLancey hosts Kyle Olson and Pete Wright in a review of Frankenstein (1910), Frankenstein (1931) and The Bride of Frankenstein (1935).
A new series from TruStory FM exploring horror in film across classics and subgenres with Kyle Olson, Tommy Metz, Ray DeLancey, and Pete Wright.
Ray DeLancey, Kyle Olson, and Rob Kubasko are on the big show this week and they bring the fantasy.
We’re watching some stuff, and we talk about it. But mostly we talk about the Oscars as the Soderbergh hang time and what it would have been like had they actually included … you know… clips. We’ve got trailers we’re all moderately excited about, a ga
Ray and Ocean are joined by Kyle Olsen of Marvel Movie Minute to discuss the red-headed stepchild of the Fox/Marvel movie-verse: Daredevil!
A dystopian future movie starring Jude Law and Forest Whitaker got WHAT score on Rotten Tomatoes? Ocean and Ray are ready to rush to the defense in this look at 2010’s Repo Men.