Imagine a world where there is no crime, but for one night, every crime is legal; that's the twisted world of The Purge.

I’m still going to see the new Purge movie. At this point, I’ve dedicated so much time to this franchise that it would be a ...

The greatest success of James DeMonaco's The Purge franchise is its ability to exist just outside the bounds of the reality in which we exist, heightening our world just enough that we're entertained ...

For the uninitiated, The Purge films are based upon a compelling concept — the terrifying idea that, for one night every year, all crime (including murder and rape) is legal in the U.S. This ...

“Purge 2,” I talk to people and it seems to be their favorite one, but “Purge 3,” I looked at as a political conspiracy thriller, and I did not know if that would go over well with the ...

The Purge’s season 1 finale initially saw Joe calling out Rick and Jenna for their confessions, accusing Rick of tricking him through a loophole in his contract. In a flashback, Rick pandered to ...

The Purge's satire is not of a particularly subtle or sharp variety, but it's deeply effective. From the very start, its true demons have nearly unanimously been moneyed white people.

The Purge: Anarchy and The Purge: Election Year offers first-person empathy by telling its story of social/racial/sexual injustice from the point of view of minorities and women.

The Purge: Anarchy is a major improvement over the first film, truly expanding its world and using its premise as a mirror to our own insane society. The Box Office: To the extent that my box ...

The First Purge Movie Was Hands Down The Best One I feel like this is the case with many horror movies most of the time, but let’s be honest – the first is always the best. There are rare ...