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Ana de la Reguera on ‘The Forever Purge,’ the Army of the Dead Animated Series, and ‘Nacho Libre’

Jul 01 2021

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With director Everardo Gout’s The Forever Purge arriving in theaters this weekend, I recently had the chance to speak with Ana de la Reguera about making the newest entry in the successful franchise. The Forever Purge is about a couple named Adela and Juan (played by Ana de la Reguera and Tenoch Huerta respectively) who find themselves stranded on a Texas ranch while fleeing from a drug cartel. There, they wind up at the mercy of a group of outsiders who plan to unlawfully continue their own Purge, and turn against the couple to eliminate them, as well as anyone else who might come to their aid. According to Gout, "It’s an amazing story of Latinos and Americans coming together to overcome despair and evil." The film also stars Josh Lucas, Cassidy Freeman, Leven Rambin, Alejandro Edda and Will Patton.