Exploring 'The Hunger': A Cult Classic

This chapter analyzes the 1983 film 'The Hunger,' focusing on its themes of love, horror, and identity, while celebrating its stylish visuals and David Bowie's iconic performance. The hosts discuss the film's gothic aesthetic and initial critical reception, revealing how it has evolved into a cult classic over time. They draw parallels with Bowie’s other work, examining how both films explore complex romantic relationships amid emotional turmoil.