The term 'Killer Whale of Film' refers to two iconic killer whales featured in films. The first is ORCA, a 1977 American-Canadian horror film starring Richard Harris and Charlotte Rampling. The titular character, ORCA, is a male killer whale who seeks revenge on a fisherman for killing his mate. The second is Namu, a 1966 American adventure film about a killer whale that befriends a young boy. The film follows the boy and his family as they attempt to protect Namu from hunters. Both films feature killer whales as the main characters and have become cult classics.