This could have been a smart satire, but it's just another bloodbath.

The third “Purge” movie, which may be the harshest political commentary this year in any medium, is weirdly pretty good and carries the subtitle “Elect...

A blunt, pulpy action-horror film that deftly and hilariously exploits our political climate.

The third entry in the “Purge” series is more of the same, and never makes good on its election year premise

Warning: the annual Purge is about to take place. Head to Empire Online for our review of the third instalment.

'The Purge: Election Year': EW review

The third chapter is the weakest link in the Purge series. Since its inception in 2013, writer/director James DeMonaco’s The Purge series has consistently...

Frank Grillo returns as a hardened security expert protecting Elizabeth Mitchell’s presidential candidate in this third installment of the Universal franch...

College dropouts-turned-arms dealers, a new Purge film, and a Stephen King zombie flick

Frank Grillo and Elizabeth Roan co-star in the latest entry in James Demonaco's franchise, but Betty Gabriel is the real highlight.

In this US presidential election, a megalomaniac battles his female opponent with violence in the air

The end is nigh in “The Purge: Election Year.”

The second sequel to 2013’s dystopian satire feels eerily prescient in its depiction of a polarised America.

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America may be in bad shape right now, but at least the country’s not at the point depicted in “The Purge: Election Year.” If you missed James DeMonaco...

“The Purge: Election Year” imagines that, right now, laws are being ignored, people gun each other down with impunity and the death toll is horrendous. I...

In the third chapter of James DeMonaco’s dystopian series, a senator joins insurgents who oppose the yearly overnight killing spree in the title.

In the third chapter of James DeMonaco’s dystopian series, a senator joins insurgents who oppose the yearly overnight killing spree in the title.

The Purge: Election Year represents writer/director James DeMonaco’s attempt to squeeze one more movie out of a premise that has run dry. The first movie o...

This pseudo-political horror-thriller is an ugly provocation, one that feels especially crass in light of national tragedies like the recent shooting in Orl...

Whatever subtlety there was remaining in the satirical intentions of “The Purge” franchise pretty much fly out the door and into the blood-soaked  chaos...

Creepy masks and class warfare color 'The Purge: Election Year,' the highly politicized entry in the horror-movie franchise. Read our review.

The latest installment in ‘The Purge’ series is the most absurd and entertaining yet.

The escalation of terror has dialed up a few more notches as writer/director James DeMonaco takes us further down the hole of first world genocide in The Pur...

The ultimate putrid irony of the series is the way it pretends to challenge viewers’ belief in the idea of America but then reinforcing those ideals

The ultimate putrid irony of the series is the way it pretends to challenge viewers’ belief in the idea of America but then reinforcing those ideals

★★★☆☆ An annual 12-hour period in which all crime — including murder — is legal and emergency services are suspended, designed to cull the poor...

The third entry in the "Purge" franchise puts presidential campaign paranoia to effective, schlocky use

James DeMonaco’s latest entry in the ’Purge’ series expands the world of the films but doesn’t have much to say or anything new to offer.

The third 'Purge' film is the most excitingly sustained, because the clockwork violence is now merged with dark political satire.

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