Vin Diesel returns in Riddick 4: Furya, the long-awaited continuation of the dark sci-fi saga that began with Pitch Black. This time, the story takes Riddick back to his mysterious home planet, Furya — a place spoken of in legend, feared for its violent history, and believed to be lost. But Furya is not dead. It is scarred, occupied, and waiting.
After escaping the Necromongers and surviving countless alien worlds, Riddick follows a cryptic signal leading him to the remnants of his people. Once on Furya, he discovers a ravaged world under siege by a ruthless war faction called the Amadak, who seek to exploit Furyan bloodlines for their own genetic warfare. These invaders fear Riddick’s kind and aim to wipe out the last of them before a prophecy of vengeance can be fulfilled.
Riddick finds himself among scattered Furyan survivors — some broken, some hardened, all suspicious of the infamous warrior who was once one of them. Torn between his lone-wolf instincts and the chance to become a leader, Riddick must earn their trust and rally a rebellion against both the Amadak and a revived faction of Necromongers still hunting him from the shadows.
As the planet’s secrets are unearthed, Riddick comes face to face with his past — including revelations about his family, his origins, and the untapped power that courses through his blood. In the battle for Furya, he must decide what kind of man he wants to be: a predator, a protector, or something more.
Directed by David Twohy and delivering raw, R-rated intensity, Riddick: Furya blends visceral combat, survival horror, and cosmic myth. Expect brutal close-quarters battles, alien landscapes, and a deeper exploration of Riddick’s internal struggle. This is not just a return to his home — it’s a reckoning.
With high-stakes action, emotional depth, and a return to the primal roots of the franchise, Riddick 4: Furya promises to be a powerful chapter in the Chronicles of Riddick. Furya is calling — and its fiercest son has finally come home.
