The film *I Know What You Did Last Summer* works pretty well, despite not being among the very best of its kind. The storyline becomes convoluted at times and the deaths aren't particularly striking, but I still found it enjoyable enough. It moves along at a decent speed; the movie’s length passed quickly. This is even considering that I had already seen it some time ago—before I started writing down my reactions…

The “I Know What You Did Last Summer” series has made an impression on viewers, and the initial movie especially stands out because of its exciting and believable depiction of a character seeking revenge. Ben Willis is a memorable and often-overlooked figure who lends a sense of authenticity to the narrative without resorting to supernatural explanations. Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. both give performa…

This film held my interest. While I would have enjoyed seeing more intense scenes and violence, it proved to be quite enjoyable on the whole. The acting is also strong; there's a solid group of performers involved.

This film held my interest. While I would have enjoyed seeing more intense sequences and violence, it proved to be quite enjoyable on the whole. The acting is also strong.

Released in 1997, "I Know What You Did Last Summer" unfolds along the North Carolina coast, centering on a group of recent high school graduates who find themselves caught up in a tragic event and then make things worse with some poor decisions. They promise to keep their secret buried forever, but the following summer it becomes obvious that someone is aware of what happened and begins committing murders. The cast i…

Kevin Williamson, fresh from writing Scream’s screenplay for Wes Craven, took on Lois Duncan’s novel here, but the adaptation isn’t entirely successful. The story involves several attractive teenagers living in a seaside town who accidentally hit a man while driving and then attempt to hide what happened. That wasn't their smartest idea, especially considering the deceased, a fisherman with a hook, is now seeking …