The Hunger

In New York City, the lovers Miriam Blaylock (Catherine Deneuve) and John (David Bowie) are vampires that survive through time under the Egyptian symbol of Ankh. When John starts an accelerated aging process, he seeks the specialist Dr. Sarah Roberts... Full review

This is a classic gem of a Tony Scott film. This is not to be missed, especially if you like 80's style music/style, vampires, or David Bowie. Susan Sarandon is in rare form. Enjoy!!!... Full review

Before embarking onto this one, you must decide whether or not you enjoy films which look like a very extended (and quite expensive) MTV video clip of the early to mid 80's. If you don't, don't bother with this, it'll probably... Full review

This is an amazing piece of cinema! It does get kind of disco - y, but it is a David Bowie movie, so that kind of figures. The appearance of one of my all-time favorite bands at the beginning of the... Full review

I love this movie. I've seen 10 times and I've introduced countless friends to it. It stands as one of the best vampire movies I've seen. The story is original, the scenes are fantastic, and the actors superlative. Who can imagine... Full review

This is the sexiest vampire movie ever made. The soundtrack is fantastic. The opening scene is a complete 80's flashback that we all wish the 80's really did encompass. Deneuve is breathtaking. Bowie and Sarandon are delicious. Miriam Blaylock is mesmerizing.... Full review

I love the casting and the music!! I wish I saw this when it first came out in theaters! Very under-rated and lots of eye candy, but then again, most vampire movies are! =)... Full review

Brillant acting.....when is there going tobe Hunger2???....bowie looked the part and as for the girls what more can you say but first class acting.... Full review

WHAT CAN I SAY? THIS IS ONE OF THE WEIRDEST HORROR MOVIES THAT I'VE EVER SEEN. THIS IS TONY SCOTT'S DEBUT AS DIRECTOR. THE ATMOSPHERE IS PERFECT, ACTING IS GOOD. MY ONLY COMPLAIN: THE UNNECESSARY SEX SCENES ARE DISCUSTING. AND IT... Full review

Catherine Devenue and a very young and beautiful Susan Sarandon take this movie to a whole new level in intrigue and sexual charge. David Bowie is also very good. The story is also a nice twist in the vampire stories, and... Full review

The practical aging effects on David Bowie are sensational.....Based on the novel by Whitney Streiber, The Hunger tells a stylish tale of vampire love run amok in NYC..... ... Full Review

t's tempting to read Tony Scott's ludicrous 1983 film The Hunger , like Slava Tsukerman's Liquid Sky the year before....The Hunger looks fantastic on this DVD edition, which preserves the film's original aspect ratio in anamorphic widescreen.....Sarandon alluding to the rise of her gay icon status after the public got a look at the film's infamous lesbian sex scene.....Indeed, the scene where Deneuve plays the piano for Sarandon is ridiculously gorgeous..... ... Full Review

The exchange of bodily fluids plays an even greater role in The Hunger , although the less said about that to the unfamiliar, the better. The movie certainly has its share of flaws, particularly the scattershot plotting, but I enjoyed it and would certainly recommend The Hunger as a rental. ... Full Review

In its own way, The Hunger is the perfect vampire film for the '80s, all poise and attitude and surface beauty. Catherine Deneuve and David Bowie are rich, beautiful, and oh-so chic as denizens of the night. ... Full Review

Released back in 1983, Tony Scott's debut feature film, which he admits petrified him to make, is a stylish, sexy thriller that is truly unforgettable. Scott doesn't hold back, admitting he had to clear the set for the infamous sex scene between Sarandon and Deneuve. ... Full Review

Remember that time when I said Tony Scott had a full plate? Yeah, I do too . But what I neglected to mention the first go-around is one of Scott's more interesting projects in development - a sequel to "... ... Full Article

Synopsis : A 2,000 year old vampire Miriam (Catherine Deneuve) grows tired of her lover (David Bowie) after he begins to rapidly age after a couple centuries of eternal youth. ... Full Article

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The Associated Press is reporting that famed French designer YVES ST. LAURENT , who dressed countless celebrities and royals, has died. He was 71 years old. ... Full Article

A replica mask of David Bowie's face that was made for the film, "The Hunger," is for sale at 991.com , Drowned In Sound reports. ... Full Article

How can a lesbian vampire flick be so boring? There's a rich history of lesbian vampire flicks that dates back to the in-denial B/W portrayal of Dracula's Daughter (1936), and includes the openly psycho-sexadelic Vampyros Lesbos (1971), Hammer's erotically charged... ... Full Article