I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer

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dierick m A Fisherman Zombie? This Does Not Work Actually It does not make any sense so bad and boring characters 5/10 plot 4/20 story 2/10 overall 1/10 not recommend it’s so bad Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 07/18/25 Full Review Gustavo P What a great movie! Full of emotion and love Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 07/18/25 Full Review A B 13 minutes and 3 seconds into the movie and me and my friend turned it off. We were so mad because we had to rent it and it was the worst $3.99 I’ve ever spent in my whole life. The acting and cinematography was absolutely dreadful. The way they fully disregarded the last two movies was atrocious. They pretty much summarized the script from the first movie and played it off horribly. Don’t watch! 😝 Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 07/17/25 Full Review Ash P Well, this certainly was a direct-to-DVD sequel that not a lot of folks, including myself, have ever heard of until just seeing it. I'm not kidding. I had only discovered this either last year or just this year when the legacy sequel was announced, and I had looked up information. Then this came up. Decided to buy this triple DVD set of this and the previous two films and watched it for the first time. Let's just say that I liked what they were going for, but boy howdy, it's got a lot of problems. During the Fourth of July in a fictional town in the state of Colorado, a group of friends, Amber, played by Brooke Nevin, her boyfriend, Colby, played by David Paetkau, Zoe, played by Torrey DeVitto, and Roger, played by Seth Packard, were having fun in a carnival. During that time, there was they had staged a prank for the town to run from the Fisherman, who Roger was dressed as in impersonation, until their other friend, PJ, played by Clay Taylor, tried to skate down from on top of a building yet slipped and got himself killed. If you ask me, one of the worst pranks gone wrong moments when reenacting a known serial killer from a different state to scare the town for fun. They were lucky enough that the town they lived in believed that it was the Fisherman who had done so, and the friends had burned the evidence behind while taking an oath to never speak of it again. A year later, Amber came back to town and ran into her old boyfriend, who decided not to pursue tackling a scholarship while catching up on old times. She even ran into one of the police officers named Deputy Haffner, played by KC Clyde, who started to question her about the events of last year. One night, she had received fifty text messages that had said, "I know what you did last summer," and shared it with her friends. They all thought someone had squealed, yet it was actually more of a supernatural approach, or someone was playing dress-up and going after them one-by-one until the truth of such was revealed later on in the movie. I will give this movie credit where credit is due that I like how they wanted to go into the supernatural approach and that the Fisherman is treated like an urban legend when the news of previous two movies were mentioned in this movie. It was honestly the best approach of this movie. Yet not constructed well enough to even take advantage of it. As the characters themselves are just not interesting and the chemistry is just thin. The kills are underwhelming, yet some shots are made up for it. The final kill was the better of them all, though not much with the ending, as you wonder if this specter still lingers. Also, what's with the film taking its time on a day-to-day basis from July the first to the fourth? Then you have the quality of the film being ashy that you wonder how bad it was. I don't mind low quality films if they were executed right. However, this doesn't. Those shot-for-shot moments are disorienting along with those strobe lights that flicker that might put someone in a seizure, if you're epileptic or not. I do not have epilepsy yet it feels like I would have one if those strobe lights and the disorienting shots were constant from beginning to end. I don't mind those, yet those were also executed poorly in this. Thin acting from forgettable characters who also make questionable decisions. It was an interesting concept, yet this was poorly executed. It might be weird for me to say the garage band that Zoe is a part of is some guilty pleasure, even though it's also not the best. Direct-to-DVD movies are always judged as bad, underwhelming, or just okay. This was just one of the bad ones. With that, I'm gonna give it two and a half Zoe rocking out without a care out of ten. 2.5/10. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 07/17/25 Full Review Jason M Great horror movie I enjoy it Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 07/17/25 Full Review Audience Member Worst one of the series. Just leave the people alone, dog... Rated 0.5/5 Stars •  Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 06/04/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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