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Recurring Martin Scorsese collaborator Bobby Cannavale reveals he believes he disappointed the director after the cancellation of their 2016 TV show. Cannavale made his screen debut in Sidney Lumet's 1996 crime drama Night Falls on Manhattan and followed it up with the HBO television film When Trumpets Fade in 1998. He then rose to prominence on the TV crime-drama series Third Watch, and scored roles in big screen crime-thrillers such as Gloria, The Bone Collector, and 3 A.M., before achieving greater recognition with a supporting role in Will & Grace.

His breakout role came with the 2012 crime drama Boardwalk Empire, one of the best TV period dramas set in the 1920s, in which he played the role of Gyp Rosetti. Scorsese produced the show for HBO, which ran for five seasons, and directed the pilot episode. Cannavale would team up with him again with the epic crime film The Irishman in 2019. However,...

An abandoned prison is home to more than just haunted memories in Brian Cavallaro's Against the Night. With the new horror movie out now on digital platforms from Gravitas Ventures, Daily Dead caught up with writer/director Cavallaro to discuss the eerie atmosphere of his filming location, wearing multiple hats during production, and making a movie with a tight-knit local cast in Pennsylvania.

Following a group of twenty-something friends who sneak into an abandoned prison to make a ghost-hunting video, Against the Night is a haunting look at how quickly an innocent night of mischief can turn into a bloody real-life nightmare. It's all fun and games when the gang first arrives in the cavernous confines of the creepy prison, but when people go missing and a gas mask-wearing figure is seen in the shadows, the fight to survive till dawn begins, and the cards are stacked against the intruders.