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Gerard McMurray's The First Purge still fails to establish a persuasive connection to our own moment in time; series creator James DeMonaco appears to be running out of ideas for the franchiseby John DeFore [The Hollywood Reporter ]
Gerard McMurray's silly but meaningful prequel; "The First Purge" is another absurd B-movie, uneven and ludicrous across the board, but altogether transfixing for the way it funnels Trump-era terror into an empowering crowdpleaserReview rate : B by Eric Kohn [Indiewire ]
as with most prequels, there's ultimately not a lot of suspense, since we know what's going to happen in the next installmentsby Bill Goodykoontz [Arizona Republic ]
an erratic, fairly absorbing and righteously angry prequelby Michael Phillips [Chicago Tribune ]
"The First Purge" brings you back to the horror franchise's beginning -- and gets even more politically incendiary than beforeby David Fear [Rolling Stone ]