The Purge

Previously on "The Purge"...

There! Right there!

- Get them! - Stop.

Hands in the air.

I thought by now, you'd be in a position

where you wouldn't have to work on a night like this.

You'd had just played the game a little...

Oh, Mom, don't start.

I just wanted to let you know that

whatever happens...

- I love you. - Now, Miss Barbour,

I'd love to show you the rest of my collection.

It's a living, breathing art gallery.

Anya here learned how to play the game.

You sick son of a bitch.

No! No!

- We're the Matron Saints. - Mm-hmm.

We protect the females of this fair nation

against the gendercide of Purge.

Hey, guys. Going out tonight?

Stay safe, Ross.

You, too.

Rick, open it!

- Do you still love her? - I don't know.

Help!

Please!

Please let me in!

Please help.

Rick, Jenna, open up, please!

Jenna, Jenna, wait.

No, no, no, no, no,

- wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. - Are you kidding me?

We have to be smart. Think about the baby.

- Lila could be killed. - So could we.

Look, look.

Somebody's out there.

Oh, my God.

Rick, we have to. Let me go.

- Please! - Go!

Okay, okay, okay, I'll open the gate.

I'll close it the second she's inside, okay?

Be careful.

Please!

Please!

- Lila. - Jenna, oh, my God, please...

Lila!

Lila! Rick, help!

Lila! Give me your hand!

Lila!

Rick, Rick, go, go, go!

Come on, come on!

Oh! Oh! Oh, gosh!

Oh, gosh! Come on, come on!

Shit!

Piece of shit!

Fuck you.

Bastard.

Get off of me.

Where are you going?

You're gonna walk away from me?

You coward.

Thank you for coming.

I know getting here in the afternoon isn't easy.

I really just wanted

to meet the mother of my favorite student.

She's not in trouble?

No, not at all.

Jane is excelling in every subject,

especially math.

She's got a real knack for it.

Your daughter is exceptional.

You should be very proud.

So does this mean I got into the robotics lab?

It was very close.

Brad just edged you out.

It wasn't up to me.

But I am sure we can get you there next semester.

Her grandma came from Barbados with $8 in her pocket.

This right here is the reason why she did it.

Well, let's make her grandma even happier

by getting Jane into a great college.

How much is that gonna cost?

With Jane's grades and grit,

she should qualify for scholarships.

I'll make sure she does.

I always knew you were smart.

You get that from me, you know. I'm smart too.

I know, Mom.

You just keep studying and doing what you're doing,

and who knows what could happen?

Well, I will be the first in our family to go to college.

Yes, you will.

You know those pageants that Candice does?

You know they pay scholarships.

It's not my thing, Mom.

Hey, I'm gonna tell you something

that no one else is gonna tell you

because they don't love you like I do.

Your looks are an asset,

and they can be just as powerful

as that super duper brain.

Put them together, and you're unstoppable.

Mom.

If you want to make it in their world,

you gotta play their game.

Jane, Jane, Jane.

You're making this much worse than it needs to be.

I am?

Yeah, there'll be light touching,

a little rubbing, but nothing too intrusive.

Too intrusive?

You piece of shit.

You're gonna hurt yourself if you keep fighting.

Fuck you.

Who are they? Not your buddies.

I recognize them from your floors.

The girls... how did you get them here?

What did you do to them?

I have no idea how they got here.

I leave that to the collectors.

All your speeches and emails about diversity and equality.

It was all bullshit.

No, no, no, no, not at all.

I admire the female form.

What do you think we're all doing here?

We're celebrating women.

We're celebrating you, Jane.

You are disgusting.

You are absolutely repulsive, a predator.

Only on the night when it doesn't count.

How many nights did you spend thinking about this one?

About the same number you spent planning my murder.

Hey... hang tight.

Anya.

Anya!

Anya!

You're not going to let this happen,

are you, Anya?

Anya!

Yo, yo, yo, yo, come on, come on, get out!

Let's go, let's go, there's a riot.

Let's go.

Quick, now!

They're gone. Let's go.

Come on.

We gotta hurry. Come on.

No.

We can fit.

All right, come on. Quick, let's go.

Let's go back that way.

Go.

Watch your back!

We just need to get to the woods.

Go, go!

You're okay. You're okay.

You're safe here, okay.

You're okay.

Let's see.

Oh, Jesus, your head.

They started shooting. I didn't know if you made it.

We did. We did.

- That man, is he... - No, he's gone.

He's gone, Lila. Lila, Lila, he's gone.

Okay? It's all clear. The barricade's secure.

My parents.

It was...

We thought...

You're okay now. You're alive.

It's over. Look at me.

You're okay. You're safe.

I need to get her cleaned up.

Yeah, yeah.

Hi, gentlemen.

Please welcome contestant number 19 to the stage,

Jane Barbour. Jane is a high school junior

where she's captain of the math team

and vice president of her student council.

When she's not doing homework, she enjoys seeing movies

with her friends and baking with her mom.

Her favorite subjects include science and calculus,

and she hopes to become an engineer

or a biologist after college.

- Sparkle, baby, you got this. - Give a warm round of applause

for contestant 19, Jane Barbour.

Please welcome to the stage contestant number 20,

Shelby Young.

Shelby is...

Don't ever drop that smile, baby.

I don't want to do this anymore.

What?

All I said was to smile.

I feel gross out there.

We put too much in it to give up now,

and you've been winning.

We're real close to the big leagues,

and state pageants have big scholarship money.

If this is about scholarships,

why am I in a bikini?

Look, I don't make the rules.

We just have to play by 'em.