The Purge: Election Year is an OK sequel for die-hard fans of the series, but it won’t win any new converts
Picking up two years after its predecessor, The Purge: Election Year is set during a tumultuous and impassioned presidential race in the United States of America. After having witnessed the murder of her family one Purge Night, Senator Charlie Roan (Elizabeth Mitchell) runs as an independent candidate promising to eliminate the “holiday” which allows all crime to be legalized for a period of twelve hours. Desperate to keep their traditions intact, the New Founding Fathers of America – led by their candidate Minister Edwidge Owens (Kyle Secor) – agree that they must do whatever it takes to ensure the Purge of 2025 is not the last.
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