“The Purge: Election Year,” is the third installment in the ... showing all the festive violence – adults in bloody clown masks, death cars decorated in Christmas lights, a murderous ...

Once upon a time — three years ago ... are a truer picture of Purge night than Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey fending off a few creepy Ivy League types in Halloween masks. It may still be ...

Election Year depicts the least actual ... (Those hooligans running around in Lincoln and Washington masks in the trailer? Russians.) Of the traditional Purge participants, the most screen time ...

The Purge: Election Year is scarier than it has any right to be. It's not the assemblage of creepy murder masks, a notably muted presence in this third outing for the series. It's also not the ...

Though the mechanics of the Purge remain mostly nonsensical, Election Year at least explains how ... lackeys and maniacs in bloody Abe Lincoln masks shouting “I love America!” ...

The third 'Purge' film is the most excitingly sustained, because the clockwork violence is now merged with dark political satire. “The Purge,” in 2013, was a glorified stalker-in-the-house movie.

Which gets your vote as the scarier situation: Armed maniacs running around in George Washington and Abraham Lincoln masks in The Purge: Election Year or cable news coverage of the ...

James DeMonaco's 2013 dystopian horror film "The Purge" is a shabby affair, but possesses an intriguing premise: in the near future, the government has mandated that all crimes, including murder ...