The Forever Purge

2021 • 103 minutes

About this movie

The Great Experiment has failed: one night is not enough as the chaos continues into daylight. In the next thrilling installment of the franchise, there is a new landscape and a new twist on the Annual Purge, terrifying audiences with the prospect of a Purge that never ends.

Ratings and reviews

Probably the best since 2. It has an intense visual sequence and a good moment with a truck, and other good scary moments. It shows the mistake (The Purge Event) is goodly because The NFAA now has realized the mistake they made of The Purge idea which spoiler fell during The 3rd film (I think at least enough) but now they really got to deal with the problem they caused from The Purge, people doing it at anytime. Timely! 3 and a half out of 5.

The reviews had me worried. Now that I have seen it, a hit dog will holler- clearly the negative reviews are from real world forever purge folks – they see themselves on film. People like the ones depicted in this film really are out there- that is so sad. The message was stronger than the entertainment value. The film showed just how serious hatred is, how inferior certain types of people really are, and they are desperate to feel validated. So, they operate from a means of control, racism, prejudice, discrimination, etcetera. The film highlights the inferiority complex and identity crisis that plagues most “Americans”. At this point they are willfully obtuse. Ironically the villains are purging “non-forever” purge ”ers” and innocent people who had nothing to do with the systemic processes that got them there in the first place. If you want to attack someone, you need to attack the powers that be, not your fellow man. Sad to know that there are people who think like forever purge and align themselves with this false narrative. The one critique was the unification between the aboriginal aka “Native Americans” (what about the “black” people who were in North America first o_0) - and the “White” man – when they took down the last stand forever folks – the one group that was missing was a “Black” cast member to perfect the trifecta. Everyone who needed to get out – got it -always happy to see that in both fiction and non. Self-hate is the worst hate of them all. Imagine how powerful we’d all be if we came together as one. And turned the eyes on the true enemy – the powers that be. The ones who sustain failed systems, such as the dollar, interest, welfare, poverty, income, debt, medical, illness, etcetera – all social constructs formulated to be divisive to control the masses – they trick you into going at your own so they can feel in control. Social conditioning starts from the day you are born. Only some of us slowly dump ish as we learn more and get wiser to the BS that is the Divided States of America.

I was disappointed after watching this in a theater. They hyped it up in the previews and I felt like I got clickbaited after watching it. The purge scenes were overly drawn out with very little "purge" type action. Don't waste your money!