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

Former government officials group The Steady State criticizes FBI Director Kash Patel for removing agents, claiming political ...

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 ...

Fmr gov't officials insisting they aren't "Deep State" decried recent FBI firings as a purge committed by "unqualified political loyalists." ...

Buzzy stars Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro have signed on for a new rom-com called One Night Only, per Deadline. The film ...

Government environmental websites are being altered or taken down at a much faster pace in President Trump’s second term ...

Universal Studios Hollywood has completed its 2025 Halloween Horror Nights lineup with the announcement of additional scares ...

Almost immediately after Donald Trump’s second term began, FBI officials started a political purge of the bureau's ranks.

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 ...

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’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 ...