Spike Lee's Kickstarted feature remakes Bill Gunn's 1973 Blaxploitation film "Ganja and Hess."

Review: Spike Lee's Kickstarter-Funded 'Da Sweet Blood of Jesus' Remakes 'Ganja & Hess' as, Well, a Spike Lee Joint

Spike Lee has followed one remake ("Oldboy") with another, the decidedly more personal, Kickstarter-funded "Da Sweet Blood of Jesus," a close rendering of Bi...

Spike Lee has entered his Mannerist period, which, in movie terms, can be defined as making a film on the basis of images rather than experience.

Spike Lee's new vampire film, Da Sweet Blood Of Jesus, was funded through Kickstarter and emerges as one of his most enigmatic works.

Spike Lee’s “Da Sweet Blood of Jesus” opens with an elegant credit sequence of dancer Charles “Lil Buck” Riley in a fedora, moving as fluidly as pl...

Spike Lee branches into horror-camp with his remake of a 1973 film, “Ganja & Hess,” about an archaeologist turned into a blood-drinking immortal after be...

This remake of Bill Gunn’s “Ganja and Hess” is a stylishly shot, coolly contemplative homage to the original.

This remake of Bill Gunn’s “Ganja and Hess” is a stylishly shot, coolly contemplative homage to the original.

Spike Lee's remake of the 1970s vampire romance "Ganja and Hess" is one of the director's strangest and most obsessive movies, but it casts a perverse spell.

Avoiding the studio gatekeepers by raising funds via Kickstarter, Spike Lee remade the 1973 cult-horror favorite Ganja & Hess as an awkward ...

After crashing and burning with the redundant "Oldboy," Spike Lee turned to Kickstarter and made a film far stranger, far better and far richer than studio m...

Although Spike Lee has made it clear that his Kickstarter-funded “Da Sweet Blood of Jesus” isn't a remake of “Blacula,” it is in fact a remake — of...

It’s a mess, but it’s the kind of mess that only one of our greatest filmmakers could make.