I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer [Blu-ray]

Director: Sylvain White Sylvain White

Overview

Sylvain White's horror sequel I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer concerns four friends who decide to keep it to themselves after they see a mutual friend die during a dangerous stunt. One year after the incident, all four friends are getting scary messages from somebody who seems to know the group's secret.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/26/2023
UPC:	0043396633568
Original Release:	2006
Rating:	R
Source:	ALLIED VAUGHN
Language:	English
Time:	1:31:00
Sales rank:	15,285

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Brooke Nevin	Amber Williams
David Paetkau	Colby Patterson
Torrey DeVitto	Zoe
Ben Easter	Lance
Don Shanks	Ben Willis/The Fisherman
Seth Packard	Roger
Britt Leary	Kim
Star LaPoint	Kelly
K.C. Clyde	PJ
Justin Caine Burnett	Composer
Clayton Taylor	Actor

Technical Credits

Michael D. Weiss

Lois Duncan

Amanda Cohen	Producer
Erik Feig	Producer
Nancy Kirhoffer	Producer
Neal H. Moritz	Producer
Michael D. Weiss	Screenwriter
Jefferson Richard	Executive Producer
Judi McKee	Casting
Lois Duncan	Screenwriter
Sylvain White	Director

Editorial Reviews

A dead franchise returns in I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer, a belated continuation that moves the killer proceedings from the coast to Colorado of all places, where amazingly, the fisherman returns to wreak uninspired mayhem on cookie-cutter twits once again. This time, the previous leads are nowhere to be seen, replaced instead by a no-name cast that refer to the killer as a myth in the opening minutes and spend the rest of their time text messaging and talking on bluetooth-powered headsets. This straight-to-DVD shocker has a way of casually rolling over the viewer, delivering the plot and its thrills in a perfectly predictable fashion that screams of been-there-done-that scripting -- that is, until the end. The twist will not be ruined here, but needless to say, the filmmakers have concocted a way to move the series into a whole new territory that is rather delicious in its stupidity and exactly what is needed for such an unnecessary third outing. If the I Know... franchise was respected at all in the horror world (outside of just the second film), then no doubt there would be some kind of backlash, but at this point, who cares? This sucker might be a big turd all the way up until the 1:19 mark, but the fact that the flick went where it did for seemingly no good reason other than to mess with the audience and set up future installments -- well, why not? Anything is better than the "Old Man Higgins" Scooby-Doo endings that were tacked onto the previous films.