The Purge: Anarchy

The Purge: Anarchy gets an Ultra HD Blu-ray release as part of Universal's The Purge Trilogy Ultra HD Blu-ray package, which offers up three pleasingly solid upgrades over the original Blu-ray releases....

The audio on this new Ultra HD Blu-ray also gets an upgrade from the original DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track which accompanied the Blu-ray release, which was already an impressive affair, here enhanced...

The Ultra HD Blu-ray release of The Purge Trilogy release doesn't offer anything new in terms of the extras available on the original Blu-ray releases, and doesn't even bother porting the old extras over...

The Purge: Anarchy proved a rare DTV sequel, besting its theatrical predecessor, capitalising on having Frank Grillo in the lead, and expanding on the rich premise of this twisted futurescape. Although...

The Purge may not have been a great start, but at least its premise was rich for mining, as was seen in The Purge: Anarchy, the first of two superior sequels which can be appreciated on the new 4K Ultra...

The Purge was digitally photographed at a resolution of 2.8K and finished at 2K. Universal's upscaled 2160p 4K transfer, which has also received HDR color enhancement, offers a modest uptick in textures,...

The Purge: Anarchy features a highly satisfying DTS:X Master Audio soundtrack, replacing the well-reviewed DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack from the previous Blu-ray release. As with the track...

Universal's UHD release of The Purge: Anarchy contains no new extras, and no supplements of any kind. Previously released extras -- a featurette and deleted scenes -- can be found on the bundled Blu-ray...

Universal has released all three films in the 'Purge' franchise to UHD in a single boxed set, currently the only way to own the films on the 4K format. Please click here for more on that set.<img src="https://images2.static-bluray.com/reviews/15858_1.jpg"...

The Purge: Anarchy looks at the yearly purge from a new perspective. While the first film explored a wealthy family holed up in their house and facing danger from the outside, this film takes audiences...

All mayhem breaks loose on the wild streets of Ultra HD with a good-looking but somewhat of a mixed-bag HEVC H.265 encode, which more than likely has been upscaled from the 2K digital intermediate. For...

Anarchy reigns supreme thanks to a new DTS:X soundtrack that frankly doesn't improve much on its DTS-HD 5.1 counterpart. In fact, it feels quite similar with much of the action spread throughout the fronts...

All the same supplements are ported over from previous home video release, which can be read in more detail in our review of the standard Blu-ray HERE....

The first Purge was a clever twist on the home-invasion subgenre, but it was also riddled with a few problematic concerns and some well-intentioned socio-political leanings without fully embracing them....

Writer and director James DeMonaco returns to his Purge franchise with Anarchy not only for the world-building but to further expand on the sociopolitical ideas only teased about in the first movie. Starring...