Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy Is 1 of Peacock’s Best-Kept Secrets

With the rise in limited true-crime series on streaming platforms, Devil in Disguise joins the conversation, particularly as a follow-up to the 2021 documentary John Wayne Gacy: Devil in Disguise. It shares similarities with series like Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story, which explores the lives of notorious American killers. Despite these comparisons, Devil in Disguise offers a unique perspective and stands out as a compelling watch for true-crime fans and anyone fascinated by the darker side of reality.

The “Battlefield 6 effect”? Arma Reforger lost almost 4,000 players after the launch of this year’s most anticipated military shooter

So, Arma Reforger has been getting some really good updates recently – they added a single-player campaign, and PlayStation 5 players can finally use mods, which is awesome! But honestly, it feels like Battlefield 6 totally stole its thunder. Ever since Battlefield 6 dropped on October 10th, I’ve noticed a big dip in the number of people playing Arma Reforger, especially on weekends. It’s a shame, because Reforger is good, but everyone seems to be jumping over to Battlefield right now.

Every child of the 90s grew up with this movie – but even though there were two sequels, 30 years later, few people remember it

I remember when Balto first came out in 1995 – it totally bombed in theaters! It only made $1.5 million opening weekend, and a measly $11 million total domestically. It’s crazy to think now that it’s become a real cult classic! What happened was, even though it didn’t do well in cinemas, it killed it on VHS. Everyone had a copy, and it became a huge hit in our living rooms. It really connected with a lot of kids growing up in the 90s, and it was a genuinely moving story for us.