EL ANSIA
The Hunger
Miriam Blaylock colecciona no sólo arte del Renacimiento y colgantes del Antiguo Egipto sino, sobre todo, amantes y almas. Moderna y elegante, Miriam es una vampiro intemporal residente en Manhattan, una mujer bendecida con la belleza y maldecida con su sed de sangre.
Directores
Reparto
Catherine Deneuve
Miriam Blaylock
David Bowie
John Blaylock
Susan Sarandon
Sarah Roberts
Cliff DeYoung
Tom Haver
Beth Ehlers
Alice Cavender
Dan Hedaya
Lieutenant Allegrezza
Rufus Collins
Charlie Humphries
Suzanne Bertish
Phyllis
James Aubrey
Ron
Ann Magnuson
Young Woman from Disco
John Stephen Hill
Young Man from Disco
Shane Rimmer
Arthur Jelinek
Peter Murphy
Performer in Club (uncredited)
Douglas Lambert
TV Host
Bessie Love
Lillybelle
John Pankow
1st Phone Booth Youth
Willem Dafoe
2nd Phone Booth Youth
Sophie Ward
Girl in London House
Philip Sayer
Boy in London House
Lise Hilboldt
Waiting Room Nurse
Equipo
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TAMBIÉN PODRÍA GUSTARTE
La Casa dei Mille Corpi - The House of 1000 Corpses
Hannibal
Licantropia Evolution - Ritorno al Presente
Vampires
Prossima Fermata: L'Inferno
La Notte dei Morti Viventi
Licantropia Apocalypse
Riflessi di Paura
Monkey Shines - Esperimento nel terrore
Nel Buio da Soli
Stake Land
The Woman
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I have to admit that although I've had the DVD forever, simply based on the laurels of the beauty/acting accomplishments of David Bowie and Catherine Deneuve, and that nothing I had ever watched by Tony Scott, with the exception of 'Crimson Tide', really gripped me as being cinephilically exceptional. And no, this really isn't either. But I threw it on anyway, and especially considering it was Scott's debut, this wasn't so bad as to make Bram Stoker roll over in his grave. In fact, although perhaps a tad on the paper-thin plot side, it was quite enjoyable, an elegant and sad elegy of the pros and cons of immortality. Yes, it was more style than substance, yet that doesn't always have to be a bad thing. Here, at least, it wasn't, and I for one simply adored the ending.
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