I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (DVD)

After the horrors of last year (which saw Julie and her friends mow down a man, throw him in the river and vow to never discuss it again. However, the next year a man donned in a fishermen’s slick slaughtered half of the group before Julie fought him and ‘killed’ him’) Julie and her new best friend win a holiday to the Caribbean and decide to go with their boyfriends. However, when all transportation is destroyed by a freak storm and every form of outside communication is marred the gang are under threat once again from the mass murderer. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer is a hugely unbelievable, incredibly clichéd, often laughable attempt to cash in on ...  Read the complete review

The gory American slash fest epic goes on and on and on and the public never tires of it - it's a very standard formula when you suss it - gorgeous young American babe who is just that little bit different and that little bit lonely, vulnerable, that sort of thing, becomes the object of some weirdo with a fixation on dealing out death and destruction but only after scaring his helpless victim halfway to death and back over several weeks of high pressure stalking and several evenings of frighteningly provocative undress before the big, scary finale with plenty of screaming - Friday the 13th, Halloween, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Scream, they're all the same ...  Read the complete review

"I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" is the sequel to the very popular teen horror "I Know What You Did Last Summer." Both Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr play their original characters, Ray and Julie however this time there's also the added bonus of Brandy and the new talent Mekhi Phifer. The story is based around Julie and Ray escaping death in the previous film after almost killing Ben Willis and then covering it up. In this film Ben is back to get his wish and kill them both, no matter how many people die as a result. "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" is full of extra twists to make an over all successful ...  Read the complete review

I STILL Know What You Did Last Summer, well the only thing that I can compare it to is Last of the Summer Wine, the same strange scenery, crap acting, replacing of actors when they die for no apparent reason or explanation, not knowing when to quit, set in Yorkshire countryside. In fact, every OAP in the country should've gone to see this movie, cause it was terrible. After a brilliant first ten minutes the plot goes out the window as does all common sense of our lead characters who you are actually hoping get it. Is it me or does Freddie Prince Jnr. need to get some acting lessons? Terrible. One of those "I managed to cling on to the underside of a ...  Read the complete review

I still know what you did last summer, the sequel to I know what you did last summer, was released in 1998 by Columbia Pictures. The film is 100 minutes long and rated 18 due to strong language, mild sexual scenes, and a lot of violence. With a huge budget of $65 million, the film opened at #2 at the box office, unlike the original film that opened at #1 and only made roughly $84 million worldwide. PLOT Julie is now a student in Boston but is having a terrible year. She can't concentrate and has nightmares all the time because of what happened 2 years ago back home. Julie's room mate Karla tells her she needs to lighten up and have some fun ...  Read the complete review