This year, there are no more rules as a sect of lawless marauders decides that the annual Purge does not end at daybreak and instead should go on and on in The Forever Purge.

While the US is gearing up for political events that may spark the first Purge, Hollywood appears ready to say goodbye to the franchise - at least for a short while.

We got our first glimpse of the upcoming TV series spinoff for The Purge franchise just a couple of weeks ago with a first teaser trailer. However, at San-Diego Comic-Con last night we really got to know more about the show. And it sounds creepy as hell.

It's a concept that only keeps getting bigger and bigger as The Purge makes its way from movies to TV, which see new characters needing to surive more than just one night of mayhem every year.

If you love the idea of The Purge films and wanted more of it in the planned TV series, it looks like you might be in for some disappointment - the actual night of the purge might be getting purged itself.

Hollywood production studio Blumhouse are branching out to TV with small screen adaptation of The Purge movies and Tom McCarthy's miniseries on fallen Fox news CEO Roger Ailes

In a year that has seen fierce competition between ex-members of Sesame Street candidates like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton the idea of a purge, but at government level, is one that I can get my heart beating to. I really enjoyed the first Purge, Ethan Hawke did a good job and it lay the foundation for the second, more Mad Max-like sequel. …

The fact that Frank Grillo is not yet a household name in action circles, is kind of a travesty. Not only is he a more than capable actor, but he’s the kind of performer who can easily balance both emotional and physical work in one role. Grillo got a chance to flex those muscles in The Purge 2: Anarchy, a …