Weekly Comp - Harpoon: The Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre - 16/05/2010



This week's prize for Cult Lab's Weekly Competition is none other than the much talked about,













THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE ON A WHALER  A BRILLIANT CONCEPT EXECUTED IN A MOST IMAGINATIVE, OLD SCHOOL WAY. HORROR FANS ARE GOING TO LAP IT UP, BIG TIME. (FOUR STARS)  Billy Chainsaw, Bizarre Magazine



The Icelandic film industrys first ever bona fide foray into in-your-face exploitation horror movie territory, Harpoon: The Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre is a blackly comic and supremely gory affair that has led David Hayles of The Times to claim, its tourists versus deranged whalers in this fright flick thatll make you scream and blubber.



Having recently been given a rapturously reception by a rabid audience of appreciative horror fans attending a sold out screening at the Glasgow Film Festivals Annual Frightfest, Harpoon: The Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre comes to DVD in May 2010 courtesy of E1 Entertainment and promises to be one of the most talked about horror releases of the year.



Directed by Julius Kemp (Wallpaper: An Erotic Love Story) and written by award winning novelist and lyricist Sjon Sigurdsson (Dancer In The Dark), the film stars old Leatherface himself, Gunnar Hansen (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre), as the ill-fated captain in charge of a tourist whale watching trip that takes a horrifying turn.



When a freak accident leaves the captain of their boat mortally wounded and the first mate jumps ship following his attempted rape of a passenger, a small group of tourists are forced to seek refuge on a passing former whaling vessel manned by a family of Fishbillies with a psychotic score to settle. With whaling no longer on the agenda, the tourists become the helpless prey aboard a ship that is soon to be sailing on a sea of blood.



An unapologetic homage to the Tobe Hooper classic from which it has pilfered its title, Harpoon: The Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre is a gutsy and graphic slasher that adds a dark vein of humour to its increasingly inventive methods of dispatching the unfortunate victims for whom a day trip at sea turns into the worst possible nightmare.



Harpoon: The Reykjavik Whale Watching Massacre (cert. 18) will be released on DVD (£12.99) by E1 Entertainment on 10th May 2010.









But how do you win this?



SIMPLE!







Harpoon. Fishing. Fish. Food. BINGO!



Below is a series of 4 horror film themed menu's. All you have to do is guess what film they're from. Easy peasy. Once you know, just PM me your answers. Need help? Help is always on hand - I'll PM you back a hint if you get stuck.



Then, next sunday, before the new comp, I'll randomly pick three winners from a hat. You must get all four correct to be put into the hat however.



GOOD LUCK EVERYONE! Here's the menus:

























Kyle HELLO!This week's prize for Cult Lab's Weekly Competition is none other than the much talked about,The Icelandic film industrys first ever bona fide foray into in-your-face exploitation horror movie territory,is a blackly comic and supremely gory affair that has led David Hayles of The Times to claim, its tourists versus deranged whalers in this fright flick thatll make you scream and blubber.Having recently been given a rapturously reception by a rabid audience of appreciative horror fans attending a sold out screening at the Glasgow Film Festivals Annual Frightfest,comes to DVD in May 2010 courtesy of E1 Entertainment and promises to be one of the most talked about horror releases of the year.Directed by Julius Kemp () and written by award winning novelist and lyricist Sjon Sigurdsson (), the film stars old Leatherface himself, Gunnar Hansen (), as the ill-fated captain in charge of a tourist whale watching trip that takes a horrifying turn.When a freak accident leaves the captain of their boat mortally wounded and the first mate jumps ship following his attempted rape of a passenger, a small group of tourists are forced to seek refuge on a passing former whaling vessel manned by a family of Fishbillies with a psychotic score to settle. With whaling no longer on the agenda, the tourists become the helpless prey aboard a ship that is soon to be sailing on a sea of blood.An unapologetic homage to the Tobe Hooper classic from which it has pilfered its title,is a gutsy and graphic slasher that adds a dark vein of humour to its increasingly inventive methods of dispatching the unfortunate victims for whom a day trip at sea turns into the worst possible nightmare.(cert. 18) will be released on DVD (£12.99) by E1 Entertainment on 10th May 2010.But how do you win this?SIMPLE!Harpoon. Fishing. Fish. Food. BINGO!Below is a series of 4 horror film themed menu's. All you have to do is guess what film they're from. Easy peasy. Once you know, just PM me your answers. Need help? Help is always on hand - I'll PM you back a hint if you get stuck.Then, next sunday, before the new comp, I'll randomly pick three winners from a hat. You must get all four correct to be put into the hat however.GOOD LUCK EVERYONE! Here's the menus:Kyle





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