I Still Know What You Did Last Summer

Name: I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Released: November 13, 1998
Duration: 100 min
Rating: 21
Cast: Brandy Norwood, Freddie Prinze Jr., Jennifer Love Hewitt

1998

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Columbia Pictures | Release Date: November 13, 1998 | R

Starring: Brandy Norwood, Freddie Prinze Jr., Jennifer Love Hewitt

Summary: The screamer sequel to the blood-chilling box office hit "I Know What You Did Last Summer." (Sony)

Director: Danny Cannon

Genre(s): Mystery, Thriller, Horror

Rating: R

Runtime: 100 min

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Leonard Klady

Purists will find the pic's obviousness disappointing, but there's no question that the film delivers a sufficient shock quotient to satisfy its youthful target audience. Read full review

Empire Darren Bignell

Never quite as witty as it should be. Read full review

Liam Lacey

A lazy, hasty effort that offers little beyond a few jack-in-the-box startles and a high body count, including Hewitt's bouncing about in a shirt half-unbuttoned over a bikini top. Read full review

Bob Graham

It's standard slasher fare but has its moments. Read full review

David Kehr

Ain't exactly the Bahama Mama of all horror pics. [13 November 1998, p. 56]

Roger Ebert

Assembles the building blocks of idiot-proof slasher movies: Stings, Snicker-Snacks, false alarms and point-of-view baits-and-switches. Read full review

Marc Savlov

You want REAL terror? If this second outing proves profitable, we'll be looking at Yet Again I Recall the Summer Before the Summer Before Last. Now that's scary. Read full review

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MoT.

Feb 24, 2007

I enjoyed this sequel. First off, Brandy was in it and I like her, but that's beside the point. Though we obviously know who the killer is, the movie makes up for that with the intriguing plot twists and action scenes. My favorite scene is when a certain somebody jumps over the balcony I enjoyed this sequel. First off, Brandy was in it and I like her, but that's beside the point. Though we obviously know who the killer is, the movie makes up for that with the intriguing plot twists and action scenes. My favorite scene is when a certain somebody jumps over the balcony onto a glass-roofed greenhouse, missing the swinging hook by an inch. Karla was my fav new character and Tyrell added much comic relief and he ribbed Will constantly about being so geeky, and Will shines in the end also. Unlike the first which took place in some rainy, dinky crab-smelling port area(which was GREAT for the original, don't get me wrong), I actually felt at home with these four teens at the Bahamas Hotel. The movie set was secluded and simple with it's lack of excessive characters, not only giving the viewer the opportunity to focus only on the main four and a few small others but also giving Ben Willis more chance to hide and keep his cover, run around, and murder at ease without intrusion, save for a rescue team, but he'll take care of that. People, if you are expecting this to be like Scream which killer's costume allows room for multiple murderers and sequels, don't watch this. This is just good ol' Ben Willis again, but with a new setting, major plot twists that are quite original and don't suck off of the original, and with such interesting main characters, who needs supporting. And the murders...oooh, don't get me started. They beat part one by a mile. The first murder REALLY SUCKS and I mean that in a good way...and a literal one. You totally have to see it.… Expand

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IslamB.

Nov 9, 2005

It was very good. It starteled me alot it had a good plot and it was enjoyable to watch after the first part its 2005 and I'am still waiting for part 3.I'll never forget what you did last summer.this movie launched freddies and jeneefier's careers.

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Meth-dude

Nov 17, 2017

While usually sequels aren't as good as their predecessor, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer is definitely a better movie. Granted, the original is no masterpiece, but it's still a classic slasher of the 90's. This movie had slightly better acting, was more entertaining and theWhile usually sequels aren't as good as their predecessor, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer is definitely a better movie. Granted, the original is no masterpiece, but it's still a classic slasher of the 90's. This movie had slightly better acting, was more entertaining and the characters were a little bit more likeable. While the movie isn't without it's flaws, for example the twist in the end is very stupid and nonsensical and the very last scene was only there in the hopes of doing a sequel, it's still a rather pleasant and entertaining slasher flick.… Expand

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Robinson2511

Jul 19, 2014

I wasn't the biggest fan of the original, but I did find it at least somewhat entertaining, not that I'd want to revisit it, however the sequel, well I'm not sure, sometimes when I look at it I think it's slightly worse, other times, I think it beats the original like nothing else, let meI wasn't the biggest fan of the original, but I did find it at least somewhat entertaining, not that I'd want to revisit it, however the sequel, well I'm not sure, sometimes when I look at it I think it's slightly worse, other times, I think it beats the original like nothing else, let me explain, the film's still full of the madcap entertaining but not entirely clear action scenes that were in the original, and the plot's a lot better, but it's premise and scare factor isn't there, when you look at the premise, it's someone trying to get more revenge for something that happened to them two summers ago, not to mention some of the attacks taking place off-screen, you get a very empty feeling, & what's with this whole whodunnit element that we get, we know who it is, it's Ben Willis, the one they run-over, threw in a river then severed his hand, yeah sure, Julie knows, but they give the audience a big who could it be approach, why, very entertaining but not entirely clear!… Expand

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vini1904

Aug 14, 2012

The movie is not bad, but is much lower than the first, but is still a good thriller. In this sequel have already begun to notice that the script starts to get confusing and meaningless.

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MrTacoBob

Jul 14, 2017

Wait so the original gets a 2.2 but the awful sequel gets a 5.0? That makes no sense. The sequel has an awful story and horrible acting. I wouldn't recommend this horrible sequel.

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Krissyk.

Dec 16, 2005

This book was horrible.

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