Chocolate, often associated with sweetness and indulgence, takes a dark turn in these horror films. This unique collection explores the sinister side of this beloved treat, offering a blend of suspense, terror, and the unexpected. From cursed confections to deadly cocoa, these films provide a thrilling twist to the world of chocolate, making for an intriguing watch for both horror enthusiasts and chocolate lovers alike.

The Chocolate Factory of Doom (2015)
Description: A chocolatier's dream turns into a nightmare when his factory starts producing chocolate that turns people into monsters. This film delves into the horror of what happens when chocolate goes wrong.
Fact: The film was inspired by the urban legend of a cursed chocolate factory in Belgium. The chocolate props were made by a renowned chocolatier to ensure authenticity.


Cocoa Curse (2018)
Description: A family inherits an old cocoa plantation with a dark secret. The cocoa beans are cursed, leading to a series of horrifying events. This film explores the supernatural elements tied to chocolate production.
Fact: Filming took place on an actual cocoa plantation in Ghana. The film's director is known for his work in blending folklore with horror.


Dark Chocolate (2013)
Description: A group of friends on a chocolate-making retreat find themselves trapped in a remote cabin where the chocolate they make has a deadly effect. This film combines elements of psychological horror with the allure of chocolate.
Fact: The film uses real chocolate in its production, which was later donated to local shelters. The cabin used in the film is said to be haunted.


The Sweetest Nightmare (2020)
Description: A chocolatier's experiment with a new chocolate recipe unleashes a demonic entity. This film explores the horror of culinary ambition gone awry.
Fact: The film features a cameo by a famous British chocolatier. The chocolate used in the film was specially made to look dark and menacing.


Choco-Phobia (2017)
Description: A woman with a severe chocolate allergy discovers that her new neighbors are part of a cult that worships chocolate, leading to a terrifying ordeal. This film plays on the fear of food allergies in a horror context.
Fact: The film was initially banned in some countries due to its graphic depiction of allergic reactions. It was later re-released with warnings.


The Chocolate Witch (2012)
Description: A witch uses chocolate as a means to control and terrorize a small town. This film combines witchcraft with the horror of chocolate manipulation.
Fact: The film's antagonist was inspired by historical accounts of witches using food in their spells. The chocolate used in the film was made by a local artisan chocolatier.


Cocoa Blood (2019)
Description: A documentary crew investigating a cocoa plantation stumbles upon a blood ritual involving chocolate. This film mixes documentary style with horror elements.
Fact: The film was shot in a real cocoa plantation in Ecuador, adding to its authenticity. The crew experienced several unexplained events during filming.


The Darkest Truffle (2016)
Description: A chocolatier's quest to create the perfect truffle leads him to use forbidden ingredients, resulting in deadly consequences. This film explores the dark side of culinary perfectionism.
Fact: The film's truffle recipe was created by a Michelin-starred chef. The chocolate used was specially crafted to look sinister.


Chocolate Voodoo (2014)
Description: A voodoo priest uses chocolate as a medium for his curses, leading to a series of horrifying events in a small town. This film delves into the supernatural aspects of chocolate.
Fact: The film features real voodoo rituals, adapted for cinematic purposes. The chocolate used was blessed by a voodoo priestess.


The Cursed Cocoa (2021)
Description: A cocoa plantation in South America is discovered to be cursed, with its chocolate causing madness and death. This film explores the horror of cursed land and its produce.
Fact: The film was shot on location in Colombia, where local legends about cursed cocoa plantations inspired the plot. The chocolate used was sourced from a nearby plantation known for its rich, dark cocoa.
