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A commercial transport ship and its crew are marooned on a planet full of bloodthirsty creatures that only come out to feast at night. The vicious and bloodthirsty mutants, who live underground, have killed all previous inhabitants of the planet; they cannot stand sunlight, but research reveals that the planet has a total eclipse every 22 years, and the latest one is due any moment.
[David Twohy] tweaks this formulaic escape-from-hell story with just enough original touches to give it a lift.
January 01, 2000
Blake French
...your typical run-for-your-life-the-monsters-are-coming science fiction adventure that requires one to park his brain at the front door of the theater before entering.
August 02, 2009
Steve Newton
Pitch Black is such a stinker that it makes Twohy's previous sci-fi thriller, The Arrival, look halfway decent.
Proving that low-budget genre-based entertainment can be just as easily ferociously inventive and character-driven as its big-budget competition can be lazy and boring.
January 01, 2000
Jeffrey M. Anderson
Original Riddick pic is violent, with teamwork rewarded.
A smart, suspenseful sci-fi movie from director Twohy, whose underrated 1996 film, The Arrival, also brought visual imagination and intelligence to the genre.