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Facebook’s timely alert to police saves life Updated: Updated: They were able to locate man in 55 mins. Share Article They were able to locate man in 55 mins. A call from Facebook’s U.S.’ office – 14,000 km away — and timely action of the Delhi police ensured that a 39-year-old man, trying to end his life, was saved. The police managed to locate and reach him in 55 minutes after the information was received. DCP (Cyber Unit) Anyesh Roy said that at 12.50 a.m. on Friday, he received a phone call from Facebook’s U.S.’ office informing him that they’ve come across a live video...

Jerry Smith rounds up 5 amazing (and terrifying) scores/soundtracks that horror fans will love listening to!

A Chicago production that’s on Amazon Prime this week after a brief festival run and limited release back in February, “100 Days to Live” gets over some sketchy writing through sheer momentum and the power of a charismatic performance from its leading lady. Potential viewers should be warned that suicide is a main theme of this thriller that was shot by entrepreneur Ravin Gandhi in and around the beautiful city of Chicago (and even largely in Gandhi’s own apartment). It’s a traditional thriller with a twist, subverting genre roles and presenting a very specific kind of sociopath, on...

Inside the life of Dustin Diamond, the actor who played Screech on Saved By The Bell 2 Feb, 2021 12:48 AM 10 minutes to read By: Bella Fowler Tributes are flooding in for Dustin Diamond, the 44-year-old former child star who died of lung cancer after being diagnosed just three weeks ago. Many of the heartfelt messages have come from his castmates on Saved by the Bell, in which he played the beloved goofy character Screech. But while it may be his best-known role, the actor had a chequered history with the show, and a difficult life following his time as a '90s icon.

CST_ Cinedigm presents a film written and directed by Ravin Gandhi. No MPAA rating. Running time: 87 minutes. Available Tuesday on demand. In Millennium Park, a middle-aged woman is enjoying the beautiful day and the idyllic scenery — and that’s the last anyone sees of her. Someone is snatching people from the streets of Chicago, each time leaving an ornate photo album with a cover naming the victim and a proclaiming their salvation, e.g., “Tanya Was Saved.” This is the intriguing premise of the filmed-in-Chicago psychological thriller “100 Days to Live.” A...