With a little luck and a lot of patience, you can see three meteor showers at once this week.

The Alpha Capricornids and the Southern Delta Aquarid meteor showers are both at their peak this week, and the Perseids are building toward their peak on August 11. Here’s your guide to this week’s meteor-watching — and how to tell them apart.

Two things happened when The Purge: Anarchy opened in 2014.

First, a consensus formed among critics and moviegoers that the film improved on its predecessor, The Purge, by taking its bleak pseudo-dystopian home-invasion template — all crime is legal for one night! — and turning it into an unhinged snapshot of the country’s psyche.

Second, Frank Grillo, the film’s star, likewise went through an abrupt but long-gestating career shift. At the time, Grillo was right on the cusp of a breakthrough moment thanks to noteworthy roles in three movies released between 2011 and 2012: Gavin O’Connor’s Warrior, Joe Carnahan’s The Grey, and David Ayer’s End of Watch. It just so happens the breakthrough came a few years later, under the direction of James DeMonaco, who became genre cinema’s reluctant Nostradamus upon creating the Purge franchise.

“When I did The Purge: Anarchy, all of a sudden I was an action guy,” Grillo tells Inverse. “The Purge: Anarchy started me on this career path of being an action guy, and I leaned into it. That was a real pivotal time, and a real pivotal movie for me as far as even having a career.”