The Purge

The final installment of 'The Purge' offers plenty of bloodshed against a rural Texan landscape.

Calm down, those aren't sirens for the purge.

(You didn’t know they became tv series because they didn’t last long and were mostly awful.)

From classic sitcom revivals to horror anthologies, new comedies to witchy thrills, the 2018 TV season has something for everyone.

Check out the first trailer for USA’s limited series event based on the hit horror franchise, which features all the creepy masks and satirical conservative rhetoric we’ve come to expect from The Purge.

Curious though we were about The Purge world its other 364 days, we had to wonder about a TV series without its title threat. Thankfully, franchise boss James DeMonaco has purged his old comments, claiming SYFY and USA’s new Purge will indeed purge to its heart’s content.

The first teaser for the fourth ‘The Purge’ film plays like a campaign ad coupled with a sinister recruitment video.

The Purge movies have continued to act as unforgiving social and political satire, as unsubtle as they are violent, and that trend will only go further in the next installment in the series. The fourth film, titled The Purge: The Island, takes place on the very first Purge Night, confined to the shores of Staten Island, and the concept sounds appropriately messed up.

It’s time once again for America’s favorite holiday dedicated to murder and wearing creepy masks! It’s The Purge!

In 2013 The Purge was released to mix reviews. Some people loved it, others thought it wasn't creative enough, but as the old saying goes 'numbers do not lie', and the movie ranked in over 89 million dollars.

After 'The Purge' became a summer horror sensation with Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey, Blumhouse Productions was ready for 'The Purge 2.' Though the film had a perfect formula applicable to various side stories, details on where the story would take us next proved scarce. Fortunately, one of the new stars has opened up and revealed our first tidbits on the next annual Purge.

This weekend 'The Purge' made $34 million at the box office. As the film had a production budget of $3 million, that means the film started to turn a profit less than a day after it was released. So it's no surprise that they're moving forward with a sequel.