Peacemaker S02E08 Easter Eggs Reveal Salvation & Superman Cameos
Here are some of the major Easter Eggs from Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 8:
Here are some of the major Easter Eggs from Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 8:
Let’s break down how the season ended and what it could mean for Peacemaker’s role in the larger DC Universe.
Though it didn’t reach the same level of popularity as shows like *American Horror Story* or *Scream*, *Harper’s Island* uniquely blended classic slasher elements with a continuing storyline, something you don’t often see in today’s streaming thrillers. Every episode is genuinely terrifying, with characters truly dying – no misleading scares. Even after fifteen years, one particular death remains incredibly shocking and is considered a turning point in the series. *Harper’s Island* is a very dark and unsettling show, featuring a truly deranged and compelling killer.
When it comes to shonen anime, everyone has their personal preferences, but only a few series truly achieve legendary status. This is usually because they’ve had a huge impact on the genre or have become incredibly well-known. While shows like *JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure* and *Devilman* deserve recognition, many other titles are considered iconic and are at least familiar to most anime fans, even if they haven’t seen them.
The thriller *Fractured* is a mind-bending story that will keep you guessing until the very end. When Ray Monroe (Sam Worthington) brings his daughter to the hospital after an accident, he’s soon desperately seeking answers. After a seemingly simple procedure, both his daughter and wife mysteriously disappear, leaving Ray confused and frantic.
Beyond the highly anticipated new anime, some hidden gems from last season are finally gaining the attention they deserve. This week’s most popular anime are also considered the best, and are definitely worth watching for any anime fan.
You can now watch the action movie *Atomic Blonde* on Hulu. It’s one of the new films added to the platform for October. While many movies have tried to copy the style of *John Wick*, *Atomic Blonde* is often considered the best of them. Directed by David Leitch and written by Kurt Johnstad, Antony Johnston, and Sam Hart, the film takes place during the Cold War. Charlize Theron plays a British spy who goes to Berlin to find out who killed a fellow agent. Here’s what the movie is about:
As reported by *Deadline*, the musical *Wicked: For Good* has broken the record for the most first-day ticket presales in 2025. After tickets went on sale earlier this week, the total sales within the first 24 hours were higher than those for other popular events this year, including *Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle*, *Taylor Swift: The Official Release Party of a Showgirl*, and *Superman*.
Great monologues bring characters to life, often starting important discussions and staying with audiences long after they end. They can be quiet and personal or powerful and inspiring. Here are ten of the most impactful monologues from the past few years.
While the story of *The Woman in Cabin 10* seemed promising enough for a movie adaptation, it might have worked better as a book. Directed by Simon Stone, the film presents a mystery that doesn’t quite build enough suspense. Journalist Lo Blacklock witnesses someone falling overboard during a cruise assignment given to her by Richard Bullmer, but when she reports it, no one believes her. Her insistence that she saw something leads to a series of frightening encounters and unexpected revelations. However, these events don’t add up to a truly shocking or unique thriller. Ultimately, the film feels like a predictable whodunit where the identity of the culprit is fairly obvious from the start.