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* Riddick himself. Something about a remorseless killer that can [[InnateNightVision see in the dark]] and says things like "Don't worry about what I do for you, worry about what I'll do to you." you" scares people. Not sure why.
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* How about the Necromongers? Join them, and you experience unimaginable amounts of pain. Refuse them and die. Escape them, and they'll destroy your planet (Which they were just going to do anyway).
** It gets worse. The fact that the Lord Marshal can manipulate souls strongly suggests that, in this Verse, the Necromongers are ''absolutely right'' about the Underverse and what happens to the souls of the dead. Which means that everyone who dies in the Riddick films, no matter how innocent, winds up in a place so abhorrent, yet enthralling, that merely ''glimpsing'' it has inspired millions to commit genocide.
** It gets worse. The fact that the Lord Marshal can manipulate souls strongly suggests that, in this Verse, the Necromongers are ''absolutely right'' about the Underverse and what happens to the souls of the dead. Which means that everyone who dies in the Riddick films, no matter how innocent, winds up in a place so abhorrent, yet enthralling, that merely ''glimpsing'' it has inspired millions to commit genocide.
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* How about the Necromongers? Join them, and you experience unimaginable amounts of pain. Refuse them pain as a prelude to becoming their cannon fodder. Resist them, and die. you'll die in a CurbStompBattle. Escape them, and they'll destroy you'll probably end up as the [[LastOfHisKind last of your planet (Which kind]] after they were just going to do anyway).
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** Even before the monsters showed up, being stranded on a planet with no evident water and no sign of life, save the bones of very large creatures you can't identify, with a bunch of strangers including a known multiple murderer, isn't exactly a holiday.
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** Even before the monsters showed up, being stranded on a planet with no evident water and no sign of life, save the bones of very large creatures you can't identify, isn't exactly a holiday.
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* Quite a bit of the first movie could be applied here, given the whole "Horde of monsters lurking in the darkness" bit. Sure, they could be [[WeaksauceWeakness repelled by light]], but that only holds out so long... and you can only point lights in so many directions.
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* Quite a bit of the first movie could be applied here, given the whole "Horde of monsters lurking in the darkness" bit. Stranded on a deserted planet inhabited by swarms of horrific flying nocturnal aliens that can smell your blood and track you by movement, just in time for a solar eclipse. Hope you're not afraid of the dark. Sure, they could be [[WeaksauceWeakness repelled by light]], but that only holds out so long... and you can only point lights in so many directions.
* Imagine your only leaders, who your hope for survival depends on, are all untrustworthy and willing to kill you to save themselves at different points. And one of them is a wanted murderer who identifies with the monsters more than you.
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* After falling into the Pit, you first have to find a way with only a few minutes of battery left in your torch, and a little later you have another task to do there with just a dozen flares at disposal. All this while natural light sources are almost nil (you don't have the Eyeshine yet), and with constant assaults by small packs of Dwellers - men thrown down there and devolved into a feral state by madness and exposure to toxic waste. The alien beasts you encounter later can be unsettling, but never like that thankfully short level.
* Heck, a brief moment right before falling into said Pit, when a guard fires upon Riddick with a shotgun and narrowly misses him, he suddenly turns into an audibly seething and instinctual rage that comes just short of screaming before he tackles and splatters the guy from the drop. Even the cool one-liner doesn't detract from seeing Riddick briefly flip the hell out.
* Imagine your only leaders, who your hope for survival depends on, are all untrustworthy and willing to kill you to save themselves at different points. And one of them is a wanted murderer who identifies with the monsters more than you.
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* After falling into the Pit, you first have to find a way with only a few minutes of battery left in your torch, and a little later you have another task to do there with just a dozen flares at disposal. All this while natural light sources are almost nil (you don't have the Eyeshine yet), and with constant assaults by small packs of Dwellers - men thrown down there and devolved into a feral state by madness and exposure to toxic waste. The alien beasts you encounter later can be unsettling, but never like that thankfully short level.
* Heck, a brief moment right before falling into said Pit, when a guard fires upon Riddick with a shotgun and narrowly misses him, he suddenly turns into an audibly seething and instinctual rage that comes just short of screaming before he tackles and splatters the guy from the drop. Even the cool one-liner doesn't detract from seeing Riddick briefly flip the hell out.
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** It gets worse. The fact that the Lord Marshal can manipulate souls strongly suggests that, in this Verse, the Necromongers are ''absolutely right'' about the Underverse and what happens to the souls of the dead. Which means that everyone who dies in the Riddick films, no matter how innocent, winds up in a place so abhorrent, yet enthralling, that merely ''glimpsing'' it has inspired millions to commit genocide.
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* Quite a bit of the first movie could be applied here, given the whole "Horde of monsters lurking in the darkness" bit. Sure, they could be [[WeaksauceWeakness repelled by light]], but that only holds out so long... and you can only point lights in so many directions.
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* Riddick himself. Something about a remorseless killer that can see in the dark and says things like "Don't worry about what I do for you, worry about what I'll do to you." scares people. Not sure why.
* The Ghost Drones from ''Dark Athena'' are arguably this, as well.
* How about the Necromongers? Join them, and you experience unimaginable amounts of pain. Refuse them and die. Escape them, and they'll destroy your planet (Which they were just going to do anyway).
* ''Dark Fury'' has Antonia's idea of "art". Get frozen into a living statue, [[AndIMustScream aware of everything that is happening to you as you stand there posed for what may be hundreds of years]]. Antonia mentions that it can take a full day's effort for her "art" to ''blink''.
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* The Ghost Drones from ''Dark Athena'' are arguably this, as well.
* How about the Necromongers? Join them, and you experience unimaginable amounts of pain. Refuse them and die. Escape them, and they'll destroy your planet (Which they were just going to do anyway).
* ''Dark Fury'' has Antonia's idea of "art". Get frozen into a living statue, [[AndIMustScream aware of everything that is happening to you as you stand there posed for what may be hundreds of years]]. Antonia mentions that it can take a full day's effort for her "art" to ''blink''.
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