It's all about racism.. - Spoilers.

Rating: 6/10 (21 October 2003)

I thought it had pretty decent plot development, was dark enough without being too dark, and I liked the female lead. It was a little lacking in story details, though. Be advised I give away some of the storyline in this post, so if you haven't seen it skip the next two paragraphs.
In the end, I gathered it to be not only "Romeo & Juliet"-esque, but also to be a bit of an allegory for racism. The werewolves started out as slaves for the vampires, watching over them during the day and whatnot. One slave fell in love with the slave master's daughter, and a child was conceived (and dubbed an "abomination"). When said slave master, Viktor, was "awakened" from his slumber, he even seemed to talk with a bit of a southern accent. Anyway, slave was whipped, daughter & baby were killed in front of him, the slaves rebel and a war starts when the vampires start hunting them. And lynching them with silver bullets.
And it turns out that they all had a common ancestor, and their condition was a mutated plague virus. So, they were the same, but different.

So yeah, allegory for racism. But maybe that's only my take on it. ;-)