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Ganja & Hess (1973)

After being stabbed with an ancient, germ-infested knife, a doctor finds himself with an insatiable desire for blood.

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Douglas P 21 Feb 2008

A very interesting take on two genres : blaxploitation and vampires. Both are tempered with the director's hunger to make a black 'art' film that owed more to Bergman than to the grindhouse theater. Performances are solid, music rich and well placed. However, despite the brave nature the film exhibits, it is occassionally mired in 70's trip imagery and I think it subdues the film. The main character who becomes the victim is a complex character - rich black recluse who somewhat is ambivalent towards the contemporary African-American - he could care no less, and he only needs them for blood. Through this lense, the film is awe-inspiring. Wish Bill Gunn was given another chance to explore the genre.

Lee M 22 Mar 2008

Druggy, hypnotic, strange blend of art and genre -- as if Resnais made a vampire blaxploitation film. Duane Jones is superbly dignified, as he was in Night of the Living Dead.

Paul C 26 Jun 2018

I honestly cannot say whether or not I actually understood everything Bill Gunn was trying to say with this film, but it is a stylish piece of art. Yes, it is a bit pretentious and "deliberately paced", but if you are in the mood for art-house horror that leans very heavily to the "art-house" side of that label, then it is well worth checking out. (This review is in reference to the restored director's original cut of the film)

Bill B 17 Jan 2015

Freaky, but fascinating. Bought the DVD like 15 years ago. Watched about 15 minutes, stopped it and filed it for later. I understand the new Spike Lee film is some sort of interpretation of this concept, so I thought it was time to dig it out (there's an upcoming blu-ray release, but I'll stick with the DVD).

Bill Gibron 28 Oct 2006

(In Ganja and Hess) we get a devastating art film that raises more intriguing philosophical questions than hairs on the back of one's neck.