How many of you have been watching The Purge movies at theatres?
Must be a lot of sick people out there watching all that.I see they are coming out with another Purge movie.
Maybe this is more like a what would you do if you won the lottery kind of thing instead of thinking about shooting up all the annoying people in your life or raping your favorite stripper or whatever law you want to break during the Purge.
They never show life after the Purge days. If you killed someone, all their relatives may seek revenge on the next Purge and on and on. If you raped your favorite stripper, she might work on a way to get even. From stories I've heard, strippers might do some Purging themselves.
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The Purge movies obviously don't exist in any sort of sensical reality and would fail horribly if we were to apply common sense logic and the concept of repricussions to it. I'm not a fan of the movies, but as a fan of the horror genre, I get the appeal of this concept.
If we at least practised it once a year I bet the population problem would fix
Lower population means less pulution , more jobs, less illnesses and so
We could kill off the elderly, retards, cripples and people that suck off of society
If we streamed line things things would just run smoother
You know what I'm saying
But the concept
Is Brilliant
Ace
Viking blood runs in my veins
In the first movie a guy is a successful salesman that installs security systems for people to stay safe from The Purge in their own homes. A young homeless man is outside his home and begs to come in because other wealthy young people (think rich kids) like to go out and kill homeless people (think defenseless) for fun and the young homeless men killed on of the "rich kids" while defending himself and the remaining ones want to make sure they kill him. One of the salesman's kids let him in, and the "rich kids" go on to destroy the house to get inside and decide to attempt to kill everyone inside the house. It goes on on and with lots of plot line twists.
In the next installment, a guy's family is killed by a drunk driver so he want to enact revenge as well as protect other innocent people caught in unsafe areas during the purge, and he quickly gets into much more than he bargained for.
They are dark, they are twisted and they weren't that great either. I will watch the 3rd installment, but I'll wait until it's run in the theaters and watch it at home.
Lol
Maybe I'm stuck thinking more like a hitman instead of the fear side. I have trouble getting into the fear part of horror movies.
Can we agree that the actress Adelaide Kane, who plays the teenage daughter in "The Purge", is a cutie-patootie who needs to get naked in a movie already? Here is a photo from IMDb:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2560043/media…
and a PG-rated video clip from "The Purge" that I found on, of all places, www.pornhub.com:
http://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?vi…
The schoolgirl look -- white blouse and short plaid skirt with matching necktie -- is kind of a turn-on, ne c'est pas?
If you haven't seen "The Purge" and she looks familiar anyway, maybe it's because she plays Mary, Queen of Scots on the CW series "Reign" -- and maybe you're actually a girl yourself :) Adelaide is, by the way, descended from Mary, Queen of Scots!