RELEASE DATE SET FOR A FOURTH 'PURGE'!


According to Deadline, Universal, Blumhouse and Platinum Dunes are moving forward with a fourth film in its horror franchise “The Purge”.
Franchise creator James DeMonaco is writing the new film, but unlike the previous ones he won’t direct again. He will help the producers find another helmer.
The plot and concept for the new pic are under wraps but with ‘Election Year’ effectively killing off The Purge in story continuity, it could go in several directions. A July 4th 2018 release date has been set.
I love a good purge!

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