I still know what you did last summer is obviously the 1998 sequel to I know what you did last summer (1997). I was expecting this film to be TERRIBLE. I wasn't expecting anything good to come from this. But you know, this movie was surprisingly entertaining and it kept me interested the whole way through. First of all, I love how they recognized Barry and Helen, I was afraid they would just discount them and not mention them at all. I love how Julie picks up a picture of Helen at the southport parade and just looks at it, you can tell how much she really misses Helen. And i was very pleased to see Jennifer love Hewitt and Freddie Prince Jr. both reprise their roles from the first film. I they did good jobs here, like in the previous movie. Now Jack Black was just a horrible casting decision! Like really?? Who the hell decided that jack black would fit great in that role?! He was embarrassingly bad in his role. But thankfully he was the only actor that did poorly here, the rest, including Brandy, were enjoyable, and a whole lot less cheesy than I did expect. The script was alright, nothing Oscar award winning, but not anything Razzie award winning either. I liked the plot twist towards the end of the movie, I honestly didn't expect it, maybe I should have expected it, I don't know, but anyways, I for one enjoyed it. The ending was very well done and pleased me, the last 35 minutes of this film are definitely the best, Chase scenes, falling through windows and glass, plot twists, I really enjoyed the last chapter of this movie. And I also liked them focusing on Julie and Ray's relationship, that was very refreshing to see unfold. Overall, I still know what you did last summer is not a gem or a perfect film, but it's fun and certainly a good time. 7/10 for I still know what you did last summer.

I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998): Dir: Danny Cannon / Cast: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Freddie Prinze Jr., Brandi, Mekhi Pfifer, Mathew Settle: Jennifer Love Hewitt is still not over the tragic events of the first film so Brandi invites her for a getaway on an island where its scenery is the film's only compliment. Freddie Prinze Jr. stays behind until an attempt is made on his life by the man with the hook. Now he is off and running with a gun. Idiot plot works wonders here. Boats are gone for the weekend and a storm is predicted. How convenient. From there the characters are sliced and diced, run and scream, and make narrow escapes. Director Danny Cannon doesn't bring anything new to the concept. What he does throw at us is every graphic hack and slash murder cliché presented in numerous other slasher films. Hewitt is back with the realization that some guy with a hook has been up on whatever it was she did last summer, or the summer before that, or maybe every past summer since. Brandi and Mekhi Pfifer are lifeless, and Prinze Jr is trying hard to be a hero with that gun and false since of bravado. There is even a Voodoo guy who claims that he can help them. He steals Hewitt's toothbrush. Maybe he was going to teach the hook guy a thing or two about tooth decay. I know what the filmmakers were doing last summer and making a decent film wasn't it. Score: 2 / 10

It's a year later. Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) is now haunted by nightmares. She is away from Southport and Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze, Jr.) attending school. Nice guy Will Benson (Matthew Settle) likes her. Her roommate Karla Wilson (Brandy Norwood)'s boyfriend is Tyrell Martin (Mekhi Phifer). The girls win a radio contest by answering Rio as the capital of Brazil. They win 4 tickets to the Bahamas. Ray declines to go. While driving with Dave, they are attacked by the fisherman-killer Ben Willis. Dave is killed and Ray barely escapes. Karla invites Will to join them on the Caribbean island resort. It turns out that the 4th July weekend is the stormy off-season. The few staff includes bartender Nancy (Jennifer Esposito), Estes (Bill Cobbs) and manager Mr. Brooks (Jeffrey Combs). Titus Telesco (Jack Black) is an irreverent guest. Ben Willis starts killing and a storm approaches.I don't get why they had to go all the way to the Bahamas. It makes Ray's trip very silly and the situation very unreal. While I like Rio as Brazil's capital, everything about that is ridiculous. They could easily go camping on an island near Southport and Ray could ride to the rescue on a fishing boat. The setup is horribly fake which makes the whole movie pretty bad. The reveal is also not surprising. This sequel should not have been that hard to make but all the big decisions on the plot are wrong. All of the problems make this not scary at all because I don't care about most of these characters.

This is the sequel of film "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and is based on its story. The action takes place a year later and is based on the re-emergence of psychopathic killer, willing to punish those adolescents, in particular, Julie.If the first film was weak, this film is worse, having notable flaws in the plot which ends up losing credibility, especially when in connection with the first film. The protagonist, Jennifer Love Hewitt, is a pleasant surprise, improving her performance and showing to be more able to convincingly play a dramatic character. She could, however, have cried less and copied less unfortunate figures from the first film.This film, like the film what caused it, would have paid a great horror film/sequel. The idea was good. What killed both movies was a poor writer together with two weak directors.