From a world of darkness comes an unlikely hero with an appetite for destruction

Vin Diesel stars as the enigmatic fugitive in the film that first introduced the world to the character of Richard B. Riddick. Pitch Black is a pulse-pounding sci-fi action adventure, set in a world where the daylight can burn you, but the darkness will kill you. Director David Twohy introduces this Special Edition DVD featuring exclusive insights into Riddick and his origins, taking you deep inside his dark world. Bonus materials also include a look at the animated adventure, The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury from acclaimed animator Peter Chung - The Animatrix.

Pitch Black

"Pitch Black" is a sci-fi thriller directed by David Twohy, known for its intense narrative and unique blend of science fiction and horror. The story follows the survivors of a spaceship crash-landing on a desolate planet inhabited by deadly creatures sensitive to light. As darkness falls, the group, led by the enigmatic Riddick (played by Vin Diesel), must navigate the perilous landscape and their own internal conflicts.

Released in 2000, "Pitch Black" gained acclaim for its suspenseful atmosphere, compelling characters, and Diesel's portrayal of the antihero Riddick. The film's success led to sequels and established Riddick as a cult character in the sci-fi genre. "Pitch Black" is recognized for revitalizing the space-horror genre, offering a gripping and visually striking cinematic experience that resonates with fans of both science fiction and intense thrillers.

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