The seventh annual Another Hole In the Head Film Festival is currently running in San Francisco from July 8th through the 29th. It’s a genre fest featuring domestic and international horror, sci-fi, and exploitation films, and it just may be the first and last chance to see some of these on the big-screen. There are thirty-two films at the fest this year, and we’re trying to see and cover as many as possible. (And by we I mean me…) Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre – directed by Julius Kemp, Iceland; upcoming screenings 7/25 9pm, 7/28 7pm Synopsis: A group of tourists from varied backgrounds arrive on a dock in Iceland for the whale watching trip of a lifetime. Or will it be of a deathtime! Dun dun dun! Anyway, their boat arrives and the group hustles on-board to begin their adventure. Do any of them notice that their ship is being captained by Gunnar Hansen, aka Leatherface? Not a one, which almost makes their fates well deserved doesn’t it? One of the tourists gets drunk and disorderly and causes a tragic accident which leaves them stranded in the cold waters. Lucky for them a nearby fishing boat hears their distress and comes to their aid… unlucky for them the family on the fishing boat have a collection of weapons and other implements just waiting for fresh meat. Knives, guns, and deck-mounted harpoons will be put to good use as everyone’s vacation turns into a slaughter on the high seas. Check out [Due to Content Scraping and Theft, we have been forced to try abbreviated feeds. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and woud very much appreciate you clicking through to view the full article on FilmSchoolRejects.com]

Finland produced the fairly mediocre Dark Floors, Norway recently saw the release of the fairly good Cold Prey, and now Iceland is getting into the action with a slasher film of their own… Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre.