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How to Watch Gallery of Fear 2012 Online in Australia

Released: 2012

Updated: 18th Oct, 2021

5.0 / 10

Rated: Not Rated

Director: Alan Rowe Kelly, Anthony G. Sumner

Cast: Antonio Abud, Fernandez Abud, Susan Adriensen, Ashley Baity

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Where to watch Gallery of Fear

What is Gallery of Fear about?

Renowned and malicious art critic Roberta Van Houten (Debbie Rochon) travels to upstate New York for a private art showing at the remote "Lunatic Gallery". Left alone in a huge gothic manor and one mysterious draped easel, Roberta hopes to discover a new medium that will stun the art world. Instead she unveils a collection of terror more horrific than her poison penned reviews and is transported into four haunted tales of murder, monsters and mayhem. And the final tale is her own! Gallery of Fear is a collection of four twisted tales of terror and suspense titled "Critic's Choice", "By Her Hand, She Draws You Down", "Down The Drain", and "A Far Cry From Home".

Which streaming providers can you watch Gallery of Fear on

Here is the comprehensive list of streaming providers that will show Gallery of Fear in Australia. If Gallery of Fear will appear with other providers further down the line, this table will be updated.

Providers

  • Amazon PrimeNo
  • Apple TV PlusNo
  • BingeNo
  • Disney PlusNo
  • Foxtel NowNo
  • NetflixNo
  • StanNo
  • Telstra TV Box OfficeNo

The cast of Gallery of Fear

Antonio Abud, Fernandez Abud, Susan Adriensen, Ashley Baity

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