ANNOUNCER: Previously, on The Purge.
ELLIE: Tonight, we celebrate because we made this country great.
Let the fun begin!
BOBBY: Use The Purge the way it was intended.
Make this night work for you.
You must have a secret wish list.
All the people you wish you could take out? We all have one.
You could just arrange for someone to do your dirty work.
Bracka? I'm Jane from the email.
No contact from this point on. You'll get a text when it's done.
Where's my sister right now? She's being purged upon.
Good Leader Tavis saved me.
Sister Melissa, it is your time to give.
No! I don't want to die!
You want to find that bus? You should talk to Pete the Cop.
ANNA: He runs the cantina over on Lorillard.
My name's Miguel. And I'm looking for a bus.
My name's Pete, and I don't give a shit.
What happened between us... Jenna and I never meant...
Stop. I get it.
You're the last person I thought I'd see tonight.
(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
Oh, God, stop. Lila, stop, stop.
I'm sorry.
But I had to. I just had to.
I know you felt that.
I missed you.
As soon as I saw you tonight... I'm pregnant.
What?
I'm pregnant.
Congratulations.
I'm really happy for you.
GOOD LEADER TAVIS: I warned you that the violence would be difficult.
That we must brace ourselves or it will weaken our resolve.
I know I stand apart as your Good Leader.
How empty my words must sound.
Sister Penelope?
Yes, Good Leader?
Might you rise and speak to your brothers and sisters?
They look to you, our treasured OMF, for inspiration.
I... I...
Please.
Melissa
was one of us.
And she was afraid.
But she isn't anymore.
Now, she's free.
She gave her life so that others could heal.
That's the power we have.
That is our gift.
I know you're scared. I am, too.
But I'm also ready.
Tonight, we give,
so that tomorrow, the world will be a better place.
We walk arm in arm toward peace and love,
for united we can conquer all.
ALL: (CHANTING) We walk arm in arm toward peace and love,
for united we can conquer all.
We walk arm in arm toward peace and love,
for united we can conquer all.
We are a loving family, and we will always be.
This. This is our calling.
Always believe in yourselves.
Believe in our cause. MARIA: Come on, let's get ready for dinner.
But we're almost finished.
And then we can play in it.
Come on, seriously, let's clean up. (DOOR OPENS)
They were just about to put it all back.
(CHUCKLES) Why? It's almost done.
I knew it.
Mijo, you need to put a roof on this entrance tunnel.
Let's grab some more towels, all right? Yes, I'll go get them.
Okay. Miguel, we'll need a bigger fort if it's gonna hold all four of us.
Uh-huh. I'm not climbing in there.
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
We've got to support these hard-working civil engineers.
(SPEAKS SPANISH)
Here, help me up. (GRUNTS)
I don't know how you do it with these kids.
(CHUCKLING)
ARTURO: I love you.
GOOD LEADER TAVIS: I love you all so much.
ALL: (CHANTING) Purify my flesh. Prepare my soul.
The giving is near. The invisible awaits.
Purify my flesh. Prepare my soul.
The giving is near. The invisible awaits.
Purify my flesh. Prepare my soul.
The giving is near. The invisible awaits.
Sister Penelope. Nobody has been more loyal.
It is your turn to walk through that door and give.
Yes. (CHUCKLING)
Samuel, to our next stop!
Congratulations, Sister Penny. We are so proud of you.
Look, man, I know everyone's here to see you, but I'm in a hurry.
I'm trying to find someone who might die tonight.
BAR PATRON: Yeah, living and dying is the only option tonight.
You're good. Carm'll meet you outside with the gear.
Look. I see you're jammed up.
But this isn't a charity. What do you got for me?
I have a car.
A rush job for a car? It's like you want me to hate you. No deal, kid.
How about my nine? I just checked it outside.
I got more firepower in the next room than the entire Albanian army.
If I had a heart, it'd be bleeding for you right now.
JANE: All the deal points look great.
I'll forward everything over to legal.
My regards to all in Nagoya.
The deal is officially closed.
(ALL CHEERING)
Congratulations, boss. You did it.
No. Everybody, everybody worked hard...
I'm especially pleased with the two of you for stepping up tonight.
Thank you, Jane. We should celebrate.
Just don't go crazy.
But it's Purge Night. Exactly.
(CORK POPS) (EMPLOYEES WHOOPING)
ALISON: All right.
Maybe later? All right.
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING) (JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING)
Jenna, Jenna, Jenna.
So, did you talk to her?
I did. I think she's good.
Yeah. (SIGHS) She didn't... She didn't say anything else?
Not really. It was all light and polite.
She seemed like Lila.
Yeah, I thought so too.
I'm a little surprised, considering... You know.
She seems to have gotten it together.
She mention her father at all?
No. Why would she?
I don't know. She... She slipped him into the conversation.
It's kinda weird, right?
No, you know how she is. She just wanted to get a rise out of you.
So you don't think she told him?
No. Are you sure?
She wouldn't do that to me.
Us.
I'll feel a lot better once we lock the deal up.
Me too. Eyes on the prize.
Tomorrow, we'll have everything we dreamed of.
Excuse me, Mr. Stanton requests your presence in the study.
You got this, babe.
Thank you.
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)
MIGUEL: Excuse me, have you seen this girl?
Sorry, pretty boy. Wish I could help.
MIGUEL: Thanks.
Hey. Hey, do you know anything about a school bus?
A cult or something, no?
Hey, have you guys seen this girl?
Kid's persistent, that's for sure.
MIGUEL: No? Look! No?
You know that kid survived the Gauntlet, right?
Beat 1,000-to-one odds.
He won Otis' '71 Chevelle?
Yeah.
Hey, kid.
Okay. Let's talk about your car.
(DOOR OPENS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
How do you have access to these?
You work these streets long enough, you make a few loyal friends along the way.
Why'd they shit-can you?
I'm just saying. Shouldn't you be called Pete the Ex-Cop?
Ha. It's a good one. Never heard that before.
There it is. Blue school bus, that's gotta be it.
What's on that bus worth losing your life over?
My sister. And who says I'm losing my life?
Cult's no joke, kid. Especially their leader.
These hopeless kids latch on to her like she's some kind of god.
Yeah, well, my sister's not hopeless. You don't know what she's been through.
Fair enough.
You got a family?
Yeah. Then you know why I'm doing this.
I lost my kid brother on Purge Night, a few years back.
It's a big reason why I opened this place.
If you can't stop people from killing each other,
at least you can give 'em a safe spot to think it over.
There it is. Wait, wait, wait, where did it go? Pull up another camera.
There are no cameras where that thing is headed.
Well, how do you know?
It's like St. Patrick's Day. It's the same route every year.
Jesus. It looks like a peace sign.
Yeah. Tavis sells peace, but she only delivers death.
Next stop is about a mile out.
Sister Penelope?
It is time.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
I was in so much pain before I found you all.
I'm so lucky I did.
All I want now is to make you proud tonight.
And I hope...
(SIGHS)
I hope I make my family proud, too.
(MOUTHING)
(BREATHING HEAVILY) Sweet Penelope, Sweet Penelope.
They are. And so am I.
I am so honored to be guiding you back home.
ALL: (CHANTING) OMF. OMF. OMF. OMF.
COUNCILMAN SCHMIDT: The residents of Staten Island
voted yes on The Purge Experiment.
If people have a healthy and legal way to get rid of their anger and rage,
crime will go down, and we will all benefit.
But we're not going to hurt anybody. No matter how much you pay us.
No, of course not. (SIGHS) I'm not being clear.
You get the disbursement whether you go out or not.
So we just stay home, do nothing, and the government cuts us a check?
Correct. Stay inside, and you'll be fine.
ARTURO: Five grand just for sticking around.
What are they saying? I have no idea.
When you said you had a car,
I didn't know you had "the" car.
Jesus, 1971 Chevelle SS.
(SIGHS)
Five hundred and two cubic inch engine, puts out 461 horses.
This car has balls.
I've wanted it ever since the first Gauntlet.
Well, now she's yours.
You in the Corps? Force recon.
First of the eighth. Beirut.
Shit. I heard how fucked up that was for you guys. And you never got the credit.
Yeah, well, you don't become a devil dog for the glory.
I joined to get my hands dirty.
Yeah, well, I'm about to.
Quickest way is down Washington, cut 'em off on 7th.
You need to get going.
Semper fi, kid.
Thanks.
Thank you.
Mr. Stanton.
It really is a, uh, beautiful place you have here.
I'd give it all up for a grandchild.
Please.
I read your business plan.
Ah. Hopefully it was a good read?
Well, all the investments I'm considering this year are promising.
I'm just looking for the one that's gonna cut through the noise.
Who's your partner?
Uh, Jenna drives the creative, but I'm the CFO.
You're not a majority shareholder.
Balance sheet says 50-50.
I have the authority to make this deal.
Tonight, I do things my way. I think Jenna should be here.
Okay, sure.
(INTERCOM BEEPING) ASSISTANT: Yes, sir?
Can we pull Jenna Betancourt in here?
Right away, Mr. Stanton.
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING) (JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING)
Mr. Stanton would like you to join him in the study.
Fantastic.
Are you feeling better?
I am. Thank you.
How far along?
Is it that obvious?
I've been through it three times. I can tell.
I'm 16 weeks.
She's my first.
You're going to love it.
We want kids. We do. I just wonder if
this is the kind of world we should be bringing them into.
I think part of our job is to make it
into the kind of world we want to bring them into.
I like that. I'll keep that in mind.
(BOTH SPEAKING SPANISH)
Good luck.
Your husband was trying to close this deal without you.
(BOTH LAUGHING) He's a sneaky one.
Thank God I'm a feminist.
Jenna. Tell me what differentiates you from other developers.
We focus on the parts of the city that no one else even thinks to touch.
And just as importantly, we build places that people want to come home to.
I don't design anything I wouldn't live in myself.
I am just constantly in awe of my wife's vision.
I mean, she fuses form and function
to make structures that look like a Hadid or a Gehry without breaking the budget.
And our last building pre-sold 50% of its units sight-unseen.
How many fell out of escrow?
None.
Please.
A $75 million investment will allow us to multiply our volume ten times.
And, honestly, the timing couldn't be better
Over the last six months,
demand downtown has consistently outpaced inventory.
JENNA: And the company will only be strengthened by our new mission.
Helping people from those communities afford to stay there.
We've seen that millennials want to spend their money
on companies they can feel good about.
(LAUGHING) Right, right. You're, uh...
You're giving 20% back to affordable housing?
Yes, well, if we can help people and still make money, that's our goal.
Me, I like to hold on to the profits, but...
You know, I... I... I help the poor once a year.
April 15th.
(CHUCKLING)
I'm just kidding. I don't pay taxes.
This is a big step up in scale for you two.
But even with your little welfare giveaway, the numbers are solid.
$75 million for 50% of your company.
25%.
40. You and your wife remain majority stakeholders, but I get a seat on the board.
30%, and a seat on the board.
Well, I'm in a generous mood. 35%.
Deal.
Great.
Let's do this.
Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Stanton.
Now, later we're going to talk about the benefits of joining the NFFA.
But first, let's celebrate!
(MAN SCREAMING) SECURITY GUARD: Get in there!
(MUFFLED PLEADING)
Oh, my God, are you reading about the zoo?
No. What happened?
Purgers broke in and let all the animals out. It's crazy, right? (LAUGHS)
Yeah. Crazy.
The deal's okay?
Of course.
You're not hearing that something went wrong?
I'm checking on my friends.
Right.
You know, Alison and I joke around and act competitive...
Yeah.
But I just wanted you to know that I love it here.
I want to move up when you think I'm ready.
If Alison gets the bump, that's... That's cool.
I'll keep kicking ass until I earn it on the next go 'round.
I guess I'm saying, I'm... I'm glad to have you as a mentor.
That's great, Mark. That's, uh, good to hear.
Right, well, um... I hope your friends are safe.
(WHISPERING)
Where's Jane?
Right here.
I had to get a call from Japan to find out we closed this deal?
I wasn't expecting to hear from you tonight, David.
I know it's asking a lot, to work on Purge Night,
but I skipped the Stanton party to remain available,
so please, Jane, keep me in the loop.
(DOORBELL RINGING)
Someone's at my door. I'll be right back.
Pizza guy. (NERVOUS CHUCKLING)
Kidding, obviously. David, I just...
Great work, team.
You can get back to your little celebration you're having there.
You've all earned it. Do me a favor, be safe tonight.
Stay within the protected area. And, Jane, excellent job.
Great work. I'll, uh, see you tomorrow.
I'm in my office if you need me.
Is everything okay?
(PEOPLE SHOUTING) (GLASS SHATTERING)
(ALARM WAILING)
(WOMAN GROANING)
(HORN HONKING)
MAN: Hey!
Hop in! Pete sent us. We need to move, let's go!
Thanks for the ride.
It's dangerous.
So, who were those guys? In the low-rider?
Fancy themselves revolutionaries.
Anti-NFFA sentiment grows stronger every year.
You guys in the service?
Press.
Who'd you piss off to get this detail?
No one. We're freelance, out here documenting The Purge.
That's insane. JOURNALIST: Is it?
The more Americans see this, the sooner it ends.
It doesn't matter what people see. Nothing'll change.
I just can't agree with that.
I'm bringing the footage back to my country to make sure it never happens there.
You guys are dreaming, all right? Nobody gives a shit.
I'm an OMF. And it's only gotten worse, every year.
You're an Original Martyr Family? Really?
Yeah.
Do you mind?
I'm here with an "OMF," an Original Martyr Family,
who was in Staten Island, New York, during the very first Purge.
For people watching in my country, what was your life like before The Purge?
I played baseball. A lot.
I had a family.
A great family.
I was ten.
Me and my sister used to build pillow forts with our dad.
And you wish for those days to return?
Man, shut that shit off, man.
Sorry.
You Europeans think you're better than us
because you don't have The Purge?
Maybe today.
Have you ever heard of the Congo? The Atlantic slave trade?
(SCOFFS)
Europeans invented The Purge.
(MAN SCREAMING)
What the hell was that?
All you need is a little jump, bitch!
(SCREAMING)
Tiger, lining up on the eighteenth green! Fore!
What are you doing out here?
My sister.
She's all I've got left in the world.
(SIGHS)
Your bus is down there. Right through that shit-storm.
Yeah, well, you guys are here filming the violence, so drive in there.
(SCOFFS)
That's why God made zoom lenses.
Sometimes we need to be brave to do this job.
Nobody said we had to be stupid. Sorry, mate.
Hey, your parents would be proud.
Thanks.
Good luck. I really hope you find her.
(DISTANT GUNFIRE)
This man worked for me for ten years.
Ten years?
I trusted him.
Turns out he's been raiding my construction sites,
stealing copper wire and reselling it.
One of the many perks of tonight is not getting tied up for years
paying lawyers to punish people for you.
No. On Purge Night, we do it ourselves.
(WHIMPERING)
Hold on.
(SHUSHING)
I'm just...
I'm being so rude. (STAMMERS) Please, I apologize.
You are my guests. I insist.
Go on.
(MAN CONTINUES WHIMPERING)
I don't want to die. I don't want to die. (SHUSHING)
STANTON: Please, go on.
Rick.
Um... I think... I think we're good...
No, no, no, come on.
Please, there must be something you need to purge.
No disrespect to you or the NFFA, but we don't do this.
Rick, is that true?
Uh, yes. I'm sorry.
No, no, no. I am the one who is sorry.
Please, this is why Ellie plans the parties.
Because she keeps everybody's politics straight,
so I don't put my foot in my mouth. I'm very sorry.
First one of the night.
(GUNSHOT) (GASPS)
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING) (BREATHING HEAVILY)
Jenna, Jenna, Jenna. Stop, stop, stop, stop. It's okay.
I have to get out. We can't. Okay? You know that.
I knew something like this could happen, but it's so much worse than I thought...
The blood, it was... He was begging...
It's okay. It's gonna be okay. It's gonna be okay.
How is any of this okay? We just saw a man get shot right in front of us.
We just stood there, and we did nothing.
I know, I know, I know, it was awful. Okay?
Look at my hands, they're still shaking.
You took the gun. How could you do that?
(STAMMERING) I don't know. I just, I went numb. Okay?
It was like I was watching someone else.
Would you, if I hadn't said anything?
No, Jen. Never. Come on, you know that.
We can't do business with that murderer.
Come on, we talked about this.
We're going to take his money, and we're going to do good with it.
No. Look around, Rick.
If we take his money, we're no better than any of them.
Yeah, but this is the world we're living in.
We can't change The Purge, but we can change our lives.
Babe, this deal...
This is the deal of a lifetime.
I can't take his money. I won't do it.
All right. All right.
Hey. Hey.
Let's just...
Let's get through tonight.
We can sort through everything later
and come up with a new plan, okay?
Besides, this distress can't be good for the baby.
Just breathe.
(EXHALES DEEPLY)
I know, I know. I'll go get us something to drink.
Yeah? Yeah.
TAXI DRIVER: (CRYING) No, I got kids! No!
PURGER: Don't ask for tips next time!
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)
Mark? Alison? You see anyone come through here?
Yeah. A man and a woman. We told them not to go, but they didn't listen.
Would you like an escort? I'm fine, thank you.
Ma'am! I said I'm fine.
We're here if you need anything.
(DOOR CLOSING)
(MACHINE WHIRRING)
(WOMAN GRUNTING)
(KNIFE STABBING)
Oh! No! No, no, no!
Why did you do this, Alison?
(GASPING)
Can you hear me? I just... Succumbed...
I'm sorry.
(WHIMPERING) Oh, man, he's dead. He's dead.
So, do you notify HR about my promotion? Or is that on me?
(ALISON LAUGHS)
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)
Jen?
Where the hell did she go?
NUNS: (CHANTING) Our Founding Fathers, give us this Purge,
our yearly bread, and forgive our trespasses, for we will be cleansed.
Our Founding Fathers, give us this Purge,
our yearly bread, and forgive our trespasses, for we will be cleansed.
GOOD LEADER TAVIS: You are so loved, my child.
I am so happy you are finally rejoining them.
They're ready for you, waiting on the other side of that door.
Penelope.
ALL: (CHANTING) Purify her flesh. Cleanse her soul.
The giving is here. The invisible awaits.
(BANGING ON DOOR)
PURGER: Battering ram! MARIA: Penelope! Come here.
(BANGING CONTINUES) Penelope! Come here.
Come on. Mira!
Come on.
Shit! Shit!
Come. Go there, inside. I thought it was safe to stay.
The pendejo lied to us, mijo.
Stay in the closet. Quick, get in the closet. Come on!
(BANGING AND SCREAMING IN THE CORRIDOR)
No. No, no. No, hijo. No. No.
I can help. No, Miguel. Listen.
I love you so much, and you're so brave,
but I need you to go back in there and help your sister. Okay?
Protect her, always.
(SCREAMING AND GUNSHOTS)
Get in, get in.
(LOUD CHATTER IN CORRIDOR)
(CRASHING)
(MEN GRUNTING)
ARTURO: Get out of my house. Get out of my house!
(GUNSHOTS) (BODY THUDS)
PURGER: All right, that's one. There's gotta be another here.
Come on, Mommy. You can fit. Mommy, you can fit.
I'll be fine, baby girl. Okay? Don't make a peep.
Mommy, you're going to get hurt. Don't make a peep, okay?
Do not come out until after you hear those sirens again.
Promise me you'll stay together.
(ALL SPEAKING SPANISH) Okay?
I love you, okay.
(PURGERS CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY)
(WHIMPERING) (DOOR OPENS)
(MARIA SCREAMING) PURGER: We got a female!
Running! MARIA: Please, No! Let me go, let me go.
PURGER: I got her. MARIA: I have to go get my kids, they're not here.
(CRYING)
I'm not afraid.
PURGER: I'll take care of her. MARIA: Don't be afraid.
(GUNSHOT)
PURGER: I don't think there's any more in here. Apartment clear.
I love you, Mommy. I love you so much.
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
I am not afraid.
Goodbye, Penelope!
(PENELOPE GRUNTING)
Quota for the night.
(CAR ENGINE STARTING)
(PURGERS PUNCHING) (MAN GROANING)
I'm not here for a fight. I'm here for a bus.
Stop!
Penelope? Penelope Guerrero? Are you in there?
Pen? Where's Penelope?
Good Purge to you.
Where is she?
Where did she go?
Where's my sister?
We are all your sisters, all your brothers...
Shut the fuck up. Where's Penelope?
Sister Penelope? She has departed.
(YELPING)
Did you kill her?
No, never. I loved her.
Then where is she?
She was taken.
Taken by who?
The nuns.
I'm sorry, you just missed her.
Worry not. Sister Penelope is free now.
Close, let's go.
BOBBY: Everybody has the urge to Purge.
Fear is the great thief. If you let her inside, she will rob you blind.
She will take everything she can.
Not everyone has the courage to listen to their inner voice.
The voice that begs them to rise up, to fight to achieve their dreams.
What stops them? Fear. But not you. Not today.
Today, your old life is behind you. Tonight, your new one lies straight ahead.
(WHOOPS)
(WOMAN SCREAMING)
WOMAN: No! Please, stop! Please!
Shit!
Please, please. Whoever you are, just let me live, okay?
Your house has been breached. Don't be afraid.
Come with me.
BOBBY: Because you had the strength, and the courage, and the fortitude
to face your fears, all your dreams will come true.