The first film in The Purge franchise was released, introducing the concept of an annual event where all crime is legal for 12 hours.
The second installment in The Purge series was released, expanding on the concept and focusing on different characters and societal implications.
The third film in the franchise was released, further exploring the political and social themes within The Purge universe.
A prequel to the original films depicting the origin of The Purge event.
The live-action TV series based on The Purge franchise debuted, exploring new stories and characters within the same universe.
The New Founding Fathers of America political party is established, which later implements the Purge policy.
The NFFA government introduces the annual 12-hour Purge night, where all crimes including murder are legal, to control population and reduce crime rates.
The inaugural Purge night takes place, initiating the annual tradition of sanctioned lawlessness to 'cleanse' society.
Opposition groups and movements begin to form covertly to resist and expose the true nature of the Purge and its consequences.
Due to the dangers of Purge night, households begin to develop and invest in fortified safe rooms for protection during the Purge.
The third annual Purge sees a significant increase in casualties, prompting public debate and underground resistance efforts.
Organized groups begin raiding Purge night events to protect vulnerable populations and target corrupt officials.
A mass killing at the Steeplechase amusement park during Purge night leads to heightened security and awareness.
Widespread unrest and rebellion lead to the official termination of the Purge program by the government.
