Is the purge real in Texas?

Carol Christian

Aug. 20, 2014

Posts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.Twitter screen shotPosts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.

Posts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.Twitter screen shotPosts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.

Posts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.Twitter screen shotPosts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.

In the popular "Purge" horror film franchise, a government-allowed night of lawlessness leads to anarchy. A social media trend based upon the franchise teases to a real-life version of the Purge taking place in Texas, causing fear for some on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.Universal PicturesIn the popular "Purge" horror film franchise, a government-allowed night of lawlessness leads to anarchy. A social media trend based upon the franchise teases to a real-life version of the Purge taking place in Texas, causing fear for some on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Posts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.Twitter screen shotPosts on social media indicate Texans aren't worried about a "Texas Purge" purportedly scheduled for Aug. 29, 2014. The name refers to a 2013 movie, "The Purge," and this summer's sequel. In the movies the government announces a 12-hour period in which no laws are enforced.

Is the purge a real day in America?

The films present a seemingly normal, crime-free America in the near-future. However, the country is a dystopia which celebrates an annual national holiday known as "the Purge," a day in which all crime, including murder, becomes decriminalized for a 12-hour period. ... .

Does the purge exist?

As per Looper, Purge did happen in real life and the activities inspired the movie as well. However, it happened centuries ago when Roman Pagans celebrated a festival called Saturnalia.

What day is the purge in real life?

Also, March 21, 2022 is a Monday. The purge is held every year on March 21st. If you write out the date in numeric form, it is 03-21, or, 3... 2...1, which is also signifying a countdown.

Is purge based on a true story?

HAVE PURGES HAPPENED IN REAL LIFE? Not quite. While Cruz's alleged crime spree was inspired by the movie, he was the only one involved. Purges depicted in the movies contain hordes of lawless criminals.