One night per year, the government sanctions a 12-hour period in which citizens can commit any crime they wish -- including murder -- without fear of punishment or imprisonment. Leo, a sergeant who lost his son, plans a vigilante mission of revenge during the mayhem. However, instead of a death-dealing avenger, he becomes the unexpected protector of four innocent strangers who desperately need his help if they are to survive the night.
Frank Grillo
Sergeant
Carmen Ejogo
Eva Sanchez
Zach Gilford
Shane
Michael Kenneth Williams
Carmelo
Kiele Sanchez
Liz
Zoë Soul
Cali
Edwin Hodge
The Stranger
Justina Machado
Tanya
John Beasley
Papa Rico
Jack Conley
Big Daddy
Noel Gugliemi
Diego
Castulo Guerra
Barney
LaKeith Stanfield
Young Goul Face
Roberta Valderrama
Lorraine
Niko Nicotera
Roddy
Bel Hernandez
Katherine
Lily Knight
Mrs. Crawley
Jasper Cole
Homeless Man
Brandon Keener
Warren Grass
Amy Price-Francis
Mrs. Grass
Director
James DeMonaco
Writers
James DeMonaco, James DeMonaco
Nathan Whitehead
Original Music Composer
Jacques Jouffret
Director of Photography
Brad Ricker
Production Design
Todd E. Miller
Editor
Vince Filippone
Editor
Hala Bahmet
Costume Design
Gimly
11/20/2016
When _The Purge_ was announced, it was a hugely promising premise, that ended up being wasted in nothing more than an answer to the horror movie question of "why don't they just call the cops?". _Anarchy_, however, delivers on that promise. _Final rating:★★★½ - I strongly recommend you make the time._
mattwilde123
3/9/2017
Inevitable sequel. Good idea though. It was interesting to see the poor deal with the night of terror this time. The acting wasn't great nor was it great the first time though. The first film did have a few good actors though. And the jump scares failed most of the time. The last thirty minutes reminded me of the satirical class dividing futures of 'Black Mirror', ' Hostel' and 'The Hunger Games' but it lacked the interesting writing. ★★½
inaneswine
11/20/2017
A total mess of a film. It clearly tries to expand on the bigger picture that we missed out on last time - but the fact is that past the initial frightening idea, _The Purge: Anarchy_ is an exercise in mindless bloodshed (as is the eponymous Purge itself), and lacks emotional depth or a coherent story.
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