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    • Halloween 2015 Countdown – Before Spike Lee’s ‘Da Sweet Blood of Jesus’ There Was the Allegorical Classic ‘Ganja & Hess’

    A film that was ahead of its time when it was released in 1973 – and, quite frankly, still very much is today – Bill Gunn’s rarely-screened allegorical cinema classic that revolutionized the vampire genre – "Ganja & Hess" – was suppressed in the United States because it wasn’t the Hollywood horror film that its producers had commissioned writer/director Bill Gunn to make. 

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