It's a bunch of college kids running around in the dark screaming. It was filmed in total darkness so there's not much to see for most of the movie. . There's some t & a but you can see that anywhere so there's no point in wasting an hour and a half watching this pile of garbage.

The guy responsible for the movie poster does at least know how to do his job - it's not a masterpiece but solid stuff. That's the best to say about Against the Night. You be warned...

Brian Cavallaro has mostly worked in reality TV and live sports and entertainment. But there's no greater lure than making a movie that brings in some cash. Horror movies are usually the way that creators go. And hey - what's a cheap title that people notice? Could it be...Amityville?

Originally called Against the Night, this found footage film would not have been playing on my TV if I hadn't had the smart - or reckless - idea to watch every single Amityville film in one week.

A group of nine friends decide to stop playing flipcup and filming one another having sex, instead going to Philadelphia's Holmesburg Prison to record paranormal activity. Those two towns are only 140 miles apart.

Of course, the friends are not prepared for what's inside the prison because evil is way more frightening than spilling beer all over yourself or not getting to have access to your cell phone.

Frank Whaley, who was in Vacancy and Pulp Fiction (he's Brett, one of the people accused of treating Marcellus Wallace like a female dog),is in this as the detective investigating why only one of the characters came back alive.