BRYAN ENK | THIRD LOWS PRODUCTIONS
THE HORROR AT GALLERY KAY
2018; 79 min.; Fantasy/Horror/Mystery/Romance
An estranged lesbian couple's counseling session reveals the existence of a hidden and dangerous world.
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The Horror at Gallery Kay, directed by Abe Goldfarb and written by Mac Rogers, had its premiere screening on April 2, 2018 at The Slipper Room in New York City. It is available to watch below and via Prime Video. ​​
FILM
Listen to the audio commentary for The Horror at Gallery Kay featuring director Abe Goldfarb and screenwriter Mac Rogers.
Begin the audio track below when the text "Third Lows Productions presents" appears (right after the Third Lows logo).
You can stream the commentary track or download the mp3 file (approx. 72 MB).
OFFICIAL TRAILER
Rosebud as Olive.
Rosebud as Olive and Maine Anders as Petra.
Brian Silliman as Bozill and Maine Anders as Petra.
Brian Silliman as Bozill.
Maine Anders as Petra, Brian Silliman as Bozill and Rosebud as Olive.
Brian Silliman as Bozill, Rosebud as Olive and Maine Anders as Petra.
Maine Anders as Petra.
Maine Anders as Petra, Brian Silliman as Bozill and Rosebud as Olive.
Rosebud as Olive and Maine Anders as Petra.
Brian Silliman as Bozill, Rosebud as Olive and Maine Anders as Petra.
Rosebud as Olive.
Maine Anders as Petra and Rosebud as Olive.
Performed by Maine Anders, Rosebud, Brian Silliman and Kristen Vaughan ​
Cinematography by Abe Goldfarb and Patrick Shearer
Assistant Direction and Sound Design by Patrick Shearer
Art Direction and Set Decoration by Christiaan Koop
Special Makeup Effects by Stephanie Cox-Williams
Sound Recording by Erin Chaney and Mark Sanders
Costume Design by Karen Flood
Production Management by Rebecca Comtois, Bryan Enk and Christiaan Koop
Music by Jean-Luc Sinclair
Filmed on location in Brooklyn and Queens, NY, March-April 2017.​
REVIEWS
"An inventive, genre-bending story that’s well-acted and very competently directed … you can pretty much guarantee that you’ll rarely, if ever, have seen anything quite like it." - Rich Cross, Starburst Magazine
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"It's got imagination in bucketloads. It's just so well written, the characters are so fascinating ... It would be a shame if people bypassed something like this in favour of not particularly impressive, empty, big studio fare because it's way better than most of that stuff." - Dr. Lauren McIntyre & Darren Gaskell, The Horrorcist
"The Horror at Gallery Kay is as socially relevant as The Shape of Water and as unnerving as a Lovecraft tale told by Rod Serling ... an EXCELLENT example of what a talented cast and crew can accomplish with a minimum amount of resources." - Cory Carr, Slaughter Film
"A beautifully crafted film [that] feels like it was birthed from somewhere between Lynch and Lovecraft ... The acting, directing, script and cinematography are all of award-winning quality." - Justin Hamelin, Ravenous Monster
"Much of the joy of this movie comes through the steadiness of its revelations ... an effective slowburn, a must for those who appreciate creative, low-budget horror with a patient, character-driven approach." - David Robson, The House of Sparrows
"It feels like H.P. Lovecraft and Richard Matheson getting together and writing a Night Gallery feature film … Fantastic performances … I love a film that gets me thinking and involved in what's going on [and] The Horror at Gallery Kay did just that." - Malcolm Johnson, The Horror Show
"[An] excellent movie with an incredibly powerful emotional core. Heartbreaking." - C. Dennis Moore, Movie Rewind
"A well acted and stunning film ... the entire cast is phenomenal and works perfectly together." - Blacktooth, Horror Society
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​"A very intriguing and emotionally deep story … hearkens back to films like David Lynch’s Eraserhead mixed with John Cassavetes’ Faces … there are plenty of questions, feelings, and interpretations to keep you coming back to this one." - Jeremie Sabourin, Cinema Smack
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​"Thoughtful, poetic, and imaginative storytelling ... the on-screen chemistry between all three of the protagonists is absolutely amazing." - Wormwood, Nevermore Horror
