Movies like Darkman III: Die Darkman Die

With its dark, gothic atmosphere and a hero driven by vengeance, The Crow's story of retribution from beyond the grave will resonate with fans of Darkman III. The unique visual style and tone of this cult classic are sure to appeal to those who love the aesthetic of the Darkman series.

Blade combines action, horror, and a comic book-inspired narrative, telling the story of a half-vampire, half-mortal man who protects the human race from vampires. The movie is filled with intense action sequences that viewers who enjoyed the high-stakes confrontations in Darkman III are likely to enjoy.

RoboCop offers both action and a storyline where the main character goes through a transformative process that turns him into a superhuman crime fighter. Fans of Darkman III's blend of science fiction and action should enjoy the similar themes of corruption, justice, and humanity.

Spawn follows the story of a man who, after being betrayed and murdered, returns with supernatural powers and seeks vengeance, much like Darkman. It offers a dark, comic book-based universe with visually stunning effects and a conflicted antihero.

As the original movie that launched the character and franchise, Darkman offers a blend of superhero action, crime, and dark science fiction. Fans of Darkman III will be intrigued by the origins of the franchise's antihero, Peyton Westlake/Darkman, and the vengeance that sets him on his path.

The Phantom, featuring a mysterious and masked protagonist, presents another comic strip hero brought to the silver screen. Fans of Darkman III will appreciate the mix of action, adventure, and the titular character's fight against evil.

Similar in tone to Darkman, The Shadow dives into pulp-hero action with a mix of fantasy elements. Fans of the 90s superhero aesthetic and the story of a man transformed by his experiences who battles crime from the shadows will find it appealing.

Directly preceding Darkman III, Darkman II features the return of the villain Robert G. Durant and dives further into the story of the scarred crusader. Viewers invested in the saga of the Darkman will appreciate the continuation of themes of identity, revenge, and what it means to be a hero.