Something the purge is perfect at keeping in check. However, in her battle to become president, she’s up against Minister Edwidge Owens, who is all pro-purge and wants to keep the “right people” where they are. Mitchell plays Senator Charlie Roan, who is running for president on a platform of being against violence and the concept of “the purge”. He’s the brooding type, but this time around, he has Elizabeth Mitchell ( Lost) to push his buttons and make him more of a people person.
Leo Barnes is played by Frank Grillo and this character truly is perfect for him.
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This time around we follow Leo Barnes, just like we did in the second movie – again, if you haven’t watched it, then you really should. He always plays an important part, but never the protagonist – oh well, maybe we’ll get a spin-off that truly tells all of his story! And in this latest movie, we finally meet Edwin Hodge as Dante Bishop.
Don’t worry, The Purge Anarchy was actually really good. If you haven’t watched the second movie in this trilogy, then you really ought to before watching this latest movie. This time around, we get an actual name because he keeps fighting the very idea of The Purge.
“Bloody Stranger” was played by Edwin Hodge and by the second The Purge movie (titled The Purge Anarchy) which came out in 2014, he had a new name: The Stranger. And of course, the only one in the first movie with any common sense whatsoever was the young black man known only as “Bloody Stranger” in the credits. To put it mildly!ĭespite having Lena Headey ( Game of Thrones) and Ethan Hawke ( Daybreakers) starring, the only memorable parts of the first movie from 2013, is the awesome bad guy played by Rhys Wakefield ( Sanctum). Not that I want to purge – or believe it should actually exist – but I think the premise is brilliant for a movie. Unfortunately, the first movie was pretty disappointing. I’ve loved the idea of The Purge from the very first movie. With The Purge: Election Year the franchise fully lives up to the potential of its premise as art imitates life.
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