The knowledge of the secret brings with it worry and suspicion, signaling that chaotic events are about to unfold. It started with an intriguing atmosphere, which then shifted as the deaths commenced—I found those scenes entertaining. It’s appealing to see how this story examines the initial crimes through the lens of a subsequent group of privileged individuals. I anticipate karma playing a significant role and m…

What were they thinking? This film is awful. A collection of privileged young people gather for the wedding of "Danica" (Madelyn Cline) to musclebound rich kid "Teddy" (Tyriq Withers). They’ve consumed some alcohol and head out to see fireworks; a car crash occurs; her father covers everything up; a year later… The wedding preparations are long forgotten. He's retreated to his boat and drinking heavily. She’s decided…

This movie? I don't get it. A bunch of privileged young people gather for the wedding of "Danica" (Madelyn Cline) to "Teddy" (Tyriq Withers), a muscular man’s son. They’ve been drinking and head out to see fireworks; there’s an accident, her father covers everything up, and then a year passes. The wedding is off. He's retreated to his boat and alcohol. She realizes her former boyfriend isn’t all that impressive, and …

This reimagining of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" comes across as slick but ultimately empty, confusing familiarity with genuine impact and unable to breathe fresh life into the series. While there are some decent performances and moments that suggest something better could have been achieved, the movie struggles to establish itself effectively as a horror film, a continuation of the original story, or even a …

This series of horror films attempts something beyond its capabilities. Honestly, my assessment is that it’s slightly better than *I Still Know*, though that isn't saying much at all. It just didn't connect with me; I never felt any real tension and frequently found myself feeling rather uninterested. The plot development wasn’t a problem for me since I had no investment in the characters, whether they were introduce…