With Showtime's half-hour anthology series The Hunger, produced by Tony and Ridley Scott, the network sort of re-vamped The Twilight Zone for the 90's: gone are the subtle social commentaries, replaced instead by steamy, erotic versions of Tales From The Dark Side and the like, with a touch of class, dealing as they do with power, sex and lust, with evil, the bizarre and the downright disturbing. The first series was hosted by Terrence Stamp, the second by David Bowie, star of the original movie "The Hunger". Currently 7/10