'Fright' directors Anthony G. Sumner & Alan Rowe Kelly serve up four delightful tales of terror and weave them together in a horror anthology titled GALLERY OF FEAR.

Alan Rowe Kelly's controversial short horror tale, A FAR CRY FROM HOME, is about a young urban gay couple (Kelly & Don Money) traveling through the NJ wilderness and stop at a rural antique hex store. What they don’t realize is that the backwoods storeowners (Katherine O'Sullivan, Jerry Murdock & Benzy) are a religious sect of homophobic, crazed killers who - under the local rule of the Preacher Man (Terry West) - have ‘extended’ plans for our vacationing couple by doing the ‘Lord’s work’. A horror film in every sense by using ‘hate’ as the ultimate killer. The rest of the cast includes Robb Leigh Davis and Susan Adriensen in a cameo appearance.

Cinematography by Bart Mastronardi. Edited by Stolis Hadjicharalambous. Special FX by Benzy, Michael Todd Schneider & Brian Spears. Music and sound design by Tom Burns. Written & Directed by Alan Rowe Kelly. Executive Producer Ian Reinhard.
GALLERY OF FEAR will be available in 2009!

Website coming soon! Check out our MySpace page in the meantime!
http://profile.myspace.com/116938728

Official Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H5tbfPqBc0



REVIEW QUOTES

“Kelly’s best film thus far!”
FANGORIA MAGAZINE

"This film is a f**king diamond!"
ANDREW ROSE/ HORROR MOVIE FANS / INDY RADIO

“The future of hard-edge horror is in very capable hands - The cast brings this feral inbred to full fruition with a pantheon of gruesome goodies that has to be seen to be believed! It’s sure to be one of the horror film highlights of 2009! I give it 10 Cleavers!!”
WILL COLBY/ KILLINGBOXX

“Kelly succeeds in moving outside the box. The realistic concept made the film more personal prone to its frightening grip. A Far Cry From Home achieves goals crucial to producing quality gay cinema - definitely a cinematic step in the right direction.”
DOOR Q

“One of the best horror thrillers I've seen in a very long time, if not ever…Truly flawless horror.”
DUANE L. MARTIN/ ROGUE CINEMA

“This gory tale will scare you fine! Kelly’s persuasive performance and bloody last gasp are certain to become a cult favorIte.”
ON TOP MAGAZINE

“A Far Cry From Home beautifully takes the stereotypes of backwoods horror and gives it a violent social and political thrust, giving this mini-opus a true subtlety of purpose.”
BRIAN KIRST/ HORROR SOCIETY

“…extremely dark, fast-paced, gory, and well made. The courageous plotline is indicative of Kelly's mindfulness of the changing nature of horror movies and touching the modern minds of his audience.”
HEIDI MARTINUZZI/ PRETTY SCARY



ROGUE CINEMA interviews ALAN ROWE KELLY on A FAR CRY FROM HOME
http://www.roguecinema.com/article-1634--0-0.html

'Fright' directors Anthony G. Sumner & Alan Rowe Kelly serve up four delightful tales of terror and weave them together in a horror anthology titled GALLERY OF FEAR.

Alan Rowe Kelly's controversial short horror tale, A FAR CRY FROM HOME, is about a young urban gay couple (Kelly & Don Money) traveling through the NJ wilderness and stop at a rural antique hex store. What they don’t realize is that the backwoods storeowners (Katherine O'Sullivan, Jerry Murdock & Benzy) are a religious sect of homophobic, crazed killers who - under the local rule of the Preacher Man (Terry West) - have ‘extended’ plans for our vacationing couple by doing the ‘Lord’s work’. A horror film in every sense by using ‘hate’ as the ultimate killer. The rest of the cast includes Robb Leigh Davis and Susan Adriensen in a cameo appearance.

Cinematography by Bart Mastronardi. Edited by Stolis Hadjicharalambous. Special FX by Benzy, Michael Todd Schneider & Brian Spears. Music and sound design by Tom Burns. Written & Directed by Alan Rowe Kelly. Executive Producer Ian Reinhard.
GALLERY OF FEAR will be available in 2009!

Website coming soon! Check out our MySpace page in the meantime!
http://profile.myspace.com/116938728

Official Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H5tbfPqBc0



REVIEW QUOTES

“Kelly’s best film thus far!”
FANGORIA MAGAZINE

"This film is a f**king diamond!"
ANDREW ROSE/ HORROR MOVIE FANS / INDY RADIO

“The future of hard-edge horror is in very capable hands - The cast brings this feral inbred to full fruition with a pantheon of gruesome goodies that has to be seen to be believed! It’s sure to be one of the horror film highlights of 2009! I give it 10 Cleavers!!”
WILL COLBY/ KILLINGBOXX

“Kelly succeeds in moving outside the box. The realistic concept made the film more personal prone to its frightening grip. A Far Cry From Home achieves goals crucial to producing quality gay cinema - definitely a cinematic step in the right direction.”
DOOR Q

“One of the best horror thrillers I've seen in a very long time, if not ever…Truly flawless horror.”
DUANE L. MARTIN/ ROGUE CINEMA

“This gory tale will scare you fine! Kelly’s persuasive performance and bloody last gasp are certain to become a cult favorIte.”
ON TOP MAGAZINE

“A Far Cry From Home beautifully takes the stereotypes of backwoods horror and gives it a violent social and political thrust, giving this mini-opus a true subtlety of purpose.”
BRIAN KIRST/ HORROR SOCIETY

“…extremely dark, fast-paced, gory, and well made. The courageous plotline is indicative of Kelly's mindfulness of the changing nature of horror movies and touching the modern minds of his audience.”
HEIDI MARTINUZZI/ PRETTY SCARY



ROGUE CINEMA interviews ALAN ROWE KELLY on A FAR CRY FROM HOME
http://www.roguecinema.com/article-1634--0-0.html