Waited for something ANYTHING to happen in this movie
Blacula released in 1972 opened the door to black horror films. Ganja & Hess released the next year was a direct descendent. It focuses upon Dr. Hess Green (Duane Jones – the star of Night of the Living Dead) being stabbed by a cursed African dagger that makes him addicted to drinking blood. The story is a conflict between Green’s need for blood and his love for a woman Ganja Meda (Marlene Clark). Too bad it’s like an indie-art flick than a vampire movie.<br /><br />You wouldn’t think this was a horror film from the start. Dr. Green hires a new assistant George Meda played by the writer and director Bill Gunn. Meda tells stories, rambles on about non-sense, and is suicidal. He ends up trying to kill Dr. Green by stabbing him with the dagger. Then he reads a poem. It’s really like an art film, and not a good one. Unfortunately that sets the tone for the entire plot.<br /><br />You would think things got better when Ganja showed up, but it doesn’t. There’s no tension like you would expect with a blood drinker in close and intimate contact with a woman. There’s definitely no horror. You end up waiting for something, anything to happen and it just never does.<br /><br />The ending is the most powerful part as Dr. Green seeks salvation at a black church for his sins and his affliction. He was a very rich man, living in a mansion with a limousine and a servant, yet it was the church and his culture that became his salvation. That still doesn’t save this film however.<br />C
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