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The Purge: Anarchy in the UK
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Ali Gray
17th July 2014
The Purge: Anarchy - known in some international territories as 'American Nightmare 2' - is released in cinemas next week, continuing to explore the best high concept horror premise in years: what if, in order to reduce crime all year round, all crime including murder was legal for one night only? It's a very American thing, having to specify that murder was included, because if there was a UK version of The Purge, the crimes the British public would commit would be small and twatty. Crimes like these...
What are you going to do about it, number 12? Write to your local councillor? Good luck getting a satisfactory response!
You know what, because it's Purge night, I'm only going to send this thank you card second class.
I'm playing Candy Crush while doing the school run and there's nothing the police can- oh hang on, it's a 20 zone, better slow down.
I mean, I'll probably come back later to pick it up because it's disgusting, but I think I made my point.
That's another £1.20 that won't go into Boris' pocket. ANARCHY!
The real crime would be waiting the extra day for the episode to air on Sky Atlantic in the UK. Right?
I'm just going to stand here menacingly and there's nothing you can do about it. Bit bored now actually. Sod it, I'm off to Chicken Cottage.
I'll just tell people I only watch telly on catch-up. Mwahahahaha!
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