Three films and an animated short that came out after the second one but happens before it.
Three films, and a thirty-five minute animated piece that came out four days after the second film but takes place entirely before it. Slotting that in is the whole reason this page exists.
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A small, cheap survival film in which Riddick is the villain for most of the running time. Nothing before it, and it is nothing like the film that follows.
Picks up with the three survivors still aboard the escape ship and explains why Riddick then disappears for five years. Watch it here, not where its release date would put it.
Five years on, and a completely different kind of film: an empire, a prophecy and a much bigger budget. It is the one that divides people.
Then what? Riddick (2013) finishes the released run and deliberately shrinks the scale back to something closer to the first film. Two things are worth knowing about versions: the unrated cut of The Chronicles of Riddick restores material about Riddick's visions, and the unrated cut of the 2013 film adds a scene that actually closes off the Necromonger story. A fourth film has been shot and has no release date.
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