Blood And Chocolate

2007 • 98 minutes

About this movie

Iron Jawed Angels director Katja von Garnier and the producers of Underworld team to adapt author Annette Curtis Klause's tale of a teenage werewolf who must choose between love and loyalty to the pack when she falls for a handsome young human. Vivian Gandillon (Agnes Bruckner) is a 19-year-old girl living in modern-day Bucharest. After spending her entire life running from the truth, Vivian is forced to come to terms with her lycanthropic origins when her growing affections for a visiting American artist threaten to reveal her family's dark secret. For centuries, Vivian's family has been involved with an ancient secret society. Now, in order to be with the one she loves, Vivian will be forced to betray an age-old vow that could bring about the downfall of her entire race.

Ratings and reviews

I fell in love with the novel and was surprise they actually had a movie. Saw it and they change the entire storyline. Horrible, the book was so much better. If I hadn't of read the book and saw this, I'd probably think it was alright but nope. Horrible, they should have just changed the title and everything.

This movie has nothing in common with the book other than the names of the characters and the title. I was so disappointed in this film adaptation of one of my favorite books. By itself, the movie wasn't half bad but kinda mediocre and predictable for a paranormal romance. This was not even similar to the Blood and Chocolate book that I read but a totally different story.

I've read the book and watched the movie. While the adaption isn't anywhere close to the book, I do like the movie for what it is. I wish it was closer to the book, but again, I really did enjoy the movie for what it was and what they did with it. It's a lot better than some adaptions from books.