i'll always know what you did last is a very underrated sequel i love the plot and you actually feel sorry for the characters especially amber she is very likable ill always know what you did last summer is a good movie even though it doesn't have anything to do with the previous two movies its still a very solid sequel and i love the ending you will love this movie if your a fan of the first two and the fisherman has a lot of cool kills in this movie and i like that he is a zombie in this movie it makes the fisherman more creepy and there are a lot of eerie moments as well and you don't have to watch the first two movies to enjoy watching this one ill always know what you did last summer is a solid sequel i like this one better than i still know what you did last summer.

This flick, another entry into the I Know franchise destroyed it all and it was over even with it's open ending with the franchise. There's nothing going on, just a prank going wrong and the legend about a fisher with a hook. And just wait until the legend appears and shows his face. Made almost 10 years after the second one it failed completely and is never released on Blu Ray, do I need to say more? The editing is also an issue with flashy and shaky camera's when the killings do take place. The story itself is weak and boring. Why this one ever was made is a big question. Only to see if you want to see the trilogy.Gore 0/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 0,5/5 Story 1/5 Comedy 0/5

Released in 2006, "I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer" is about a teen prank gone wrong in a Colorado ski resort town. The youths swear themselves to silence, but problems mount the next summer when it becomes clear that someone knows their secret. Then the bodies start piling up. The teens are played by Brooke Nevin, David Paetkau, Torrey DeVitto, Ben Easter and Seth Packard while Michael Flynn and K.C. Clyde play the sheriff and deputy. This third installment in the series was straight-to-video and therefore lacks the polish of the first two movies. You'll particularly notice this with the weak pacing and the lesser acting talents of the youthful cast. Despite these flaws, it's a worthwhile addition to the series because, like the first sequel, they completely switch the location, this time to a ski resort in the mountains of Colorado (albeit shot in Utah). I can't think of any other film that takes place in this environment so it makes it stand out. I also like how one of the teens, Zoe, plays in a grunge rock band and quite a bit of the runtime involves her band's practice pad in a barn or them playing out. Nevin is also a plus; she makes for a strong heroine and has a striking face. I further appreciate how the writers actually tied this film to the previous two, which you wouldn't think they'd be able to do since it's an entirely different cast of characters in a completely different environment, not to mention it being almost ten years after the first movie. The film runs 92 minutes.GRADE: C+

Okay I normally stay well clear of the recent straight to video or DVD slasher movies, cause they are poorly made, terrible acting and well the list goes on, but through the years there have been some rather decent ones, but unfortunately this isn't one of them.Well it's been 9 years since the previous sequel, and well it does seem rather pointless bringing another one after all this time and plus I was a big fan of the first two, which were both fun and I did hope that they would have some fresh ideas for the third instalment but nope it's basically the same thing just with less production values and no star power whatsoever. This is just plods along with seemingly no effort and even the characters are carbon copies from the first movie (and not very good ones either), okay it does actually work on the so bad it's good scale in some places like when a character is about to commit suicide and then gets spooked by a coat and then gets killed, a classically cheesy moment I must say and the big reveal at the end of the killer was just priceless and stupid.All in all stick to "I Know" and "I Still Know" they're a million times better, this one brings nothing new or interesting to the story.