I like to see a courtroom thriller that happens after the events of a horror movie where the sole surviving victim is the main suspect, like how the hell would you explain all these dead people while you are covered in blood and hold a machete in your hand. While the body of the demon has evaporated into thin air. The movie doesn't explain in the beginning that the horror has happened, even the audience shouldn't know since the movie would be marketed as a legal thriller. That will unfold when the lawyer and a private investigator are doing research. And of course the movie would do a full circle at the end and the lawyer ends up covered in blood holding a knife with the investigator dead and the demon gone,

The reason I have never given the Purge films a chance is because the premise is so ridiculous. Am I the only one? Usually I can look past stuff like that, but an entire premise based on a misunderstanding of humanity? It just doesn’t work for me.

Why is murder the crime they commit? How about financial crimes or permittless construction and demolition?

Killing people isn't profitable compared to other crimes.

I could go blast fishing and have frozen crappie for the next year.

Simon pegg would be the guy. Filmed shawn of the dead style

I don't know, it's probably just me being the least fun at parties, but I was pretty shocked that people thought The Purge concept seemed fun/exciting. it would get unfathomably dark when you think about what kind of monsters are out there. Is someone going to go make sure someone doesn't kill every kitten in the animal shelter? Not to mention crimes against children. Most of those cases are people in the same household. Are you going to go out with a gun to make sure Father Bad-Touch doesn't go crazy in the orphanage once a year?

I haven't watched the movies, so I don't know if they address that or not. I'm guessing not, because who would want to watch that?

i just really hate the purge franchise

It's an amazing premise. We're talking about a world where 364 days out of the year, the few normal people who are naturally kind sit and watch weird assholes try to justify their shitty actions.

Even crazier: a world where non-purgers become vigilantes during non-purge days, taking vengeance on people who brag about their crimes. Nobody suspects them because they play it cool every purge day.

They become popular, get caught, and the movie ends in a peaceful revolution to stop the purge and end the series.

"Kevin? Maybe he decided to move upstate on purge night. I guess we'll never know."

Theres a funny YouTube skit like that where the rednecks who tortured a guy and killed his family take him out to brunch.

I would just steal stuff. Like steal the CEO's car and drive it to work the next day.

Edit: So by arguments against this logic. You could go to jail for a video of you capping someone the next day. After all it was legal that day but the next day at the very least you open yourself up to civil action for anything done. I'm sure they would come up with something and many folks would be armed to defend their shit instead of rampaging through the streets.

A YouTube person "Stanzi Potenza" does some shorts on that topic, they're pretty funny.

There's the not so good Purge show, the second season kind of deals with that.

you don't HAVE too