I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer
Tags: violence, murder

Plot synopsis:
In a small Colorado town, Amber Williams (Brooke Nevin), her friends Zoe (Torrey DeVitto) and Roger (Seth Packard), and her boyfriend Colby Patterson (David Paetkau) stage a prank at the town carnival, with Roger faking the return of the "Fisherman" killer. However, their friend P.J. Davis (Clay Taylor) is accidentally killed during the stunt, and to cover up what happened they burn the evidence and make a pact that the secret will die with them.One year passes after the group separates, and Amber returns to town to discover that Colby never left to pursue his college scholarship. She leaves the party angry, and goes up to the mountains where she encounters one of the officers who witnessed the accident, Deputy Haffner (K.C. Clyde).Later that night, Amber awakens to a sound, and receives 50 text messages reading "I know what you did last summer". She drives to Zoe's shack to find her band rehearsing for a concert, and after Amber apologizes for not contacting her, Zoe allows her to sleep there for the night.The next day they find Roger fixing ski-lifts gondolas; he angrily sends them away when they inform him someone knows what happened. Zoe goes to find Colby working as a lifeguard at a public pool; he dismisses her then returns to his post to find "I know what you did last summer" written in the ground. Amber is attacked on a ski-lift by someone wielding the hook, but Colby doesn't believe her.Later that night, a drunken Roger contemplates suicide while pulling out the hook from the prank, which he had salvaged from the fire. He investigates a noise when he is attacked by the Fisherman, who slits his throat after a chase. Colby goes to Lance and Zoe telling them that he believes them, so they go to warn Roger again but find him dead along with a suicide note and the hook. Deputy Haffner strangely shows up wielding his gun at them, accusing them of the murder, until he reads the suicide note.After their statements, they return to Amber's house to find pictures of them from the high school yearbook sliced up and stuck to the wall reading "SOON". They all stay at Zoe's place again and find Lance (Ben Easter) outside, who shows them a message engraved on his motorbike, and they agree to stay together for safety. Colby goes to the pool to do some laps after his shift, and is hooked in the ankle by the Fisherman, who disappears.The night of Zoe's concert, Amber and Lance stick together while Colby, who is now on crutches, sneaks off to get drunk. The Fisherman swings his hook at Colby but misses; Colby grabs a large butcher knife and stabs the Fisherman in the back, but he appears to be completely unharmed. The Fisherman eventually breaks through a window and hooks Colby in the mouth. Amber and Lance go back to congratulate Zoe but are attacked. Zoe breaks away and is stabbed in the stomach and then thrown over a balcony. As Amber and Lance make their way up to the balcony to find Zoe's corpse, P.J's father, the sheriff, comes in and finds Amber covered in blood. He assumes they committed the murders, but he gets pulled into the darkness and hooked to death.Outside, Deputy Haffner arrests Amber and Lance and escorts them to the back of his jeep; in the back lies Zoe's body. The Fisherman appears and makes his way towards Haffner, who fires several times, but the Fisherman doesn't budge and impales Haffner on a forklift.Amber and Lance get into the car and run the Fisherman down, but he immediately gets up and takes his mask off, revealing the decomposed face of Ben Willis, the undead man who brutally committed the original murders 10 years ago. He then immediately disappears into thin air. Amber and Lance go to get help but are again attacked by Willis and are chased into a warehouse. They make it out and lure Willis into a thresher, which appears to kill him.A year later, Amber is driving across the desert, talking to Lance as a tire blows out. She stops in the middle of nowhere and waits while she talks to Lance. She stands in the middle of the road, and looses reception. Which ultimately interupts her conversation with Lance; Amber then begins looking around as the camera cycles around her, a flash of Ben Willis is seen behind Amber, and then the film cuts to black as Amber's scream is cut off by the sling of the hook.

Review: Our lead girl gets 52 text messages which say *shock* "I know what you did last summer." She decides to group up again and investigate and then one by one they are all killed off.I'm not going to spoil the revelation of who the killer is, but let me tell you now, it is without a doubt the stupidest twist you will ever see.
After accidentally causing their friend to fall to his death, a group of teenagers is stalked one year later by a fisherman with a hook who knows what they did last summer.
On July 4th, in the small Broken Ridge, Colorado, the teenagers Colby (David Paetkau), his girlfriend Amber (Brooke Nevin) and their friends Zoe (Torrey DeVitto), Roger (Seth Packard) and PJ (Clay Taylor) play a prank with the legend of the Fisherman that kills teenagers with dirty little secrets with his hook in an entertaining park.
one year later, in the days leading up to the tragedy's anniversary, the four receive ominous 'I Know...' messages before being picked off one by one by a hooded character in the 'Fisherman' outfit from the first two movies.
Four or five minutes into the movie, you can see why Sony decided to bypass a cinema release in favour of a straight-to-video one.That said, if taken as a low budget teen slasher in the vein of 'The Pool' and 'Lover's Lane', it actually works quite well.
The special effects appear to have consumed a large chunk of the budget, too - one gutting, akin to the 'hook in the throat' from the first 'I Know...' movie, is particularly gruesome.Ultimately, I felt let down by the ending - but I would imagine everyone's opinion would really depend on their reaction to the killer's identity.
Unfortunately, it was not as good as I expected...the way many people talked about it on here made it sound like a masterpiece.I found the movie, however, somewhat enjoyable.
Not to mention, most of Roger's chase scene was crap...Also, I hated how they had put together Zoe's quick dream, I found it quite unprofessional and I did not like how she looked when she was screaming, which sucked, being that Torrey DeVitto is a very good looking girl.Also, the deaths were obviously rushed too quickly, unlike how they were in the first two films.
It wasn't the actress, it was how they had made her perform for her character, which didn't work out well in my opinion.The rest of the movie was great; the acting, violence, dialogue, settings, etc.I expected much more of it, but it was one of the best teen-flasher flicks I have seen in years, which I admire.I hope that they do not make a sequel, because it might mess up what they already have created, which is a good franchise..
The directing was also great but the quick flashes got on my nerves a little (mainly when it took away from a really cool death scene).So if you're in the mood for a typical teen slasher and like the sounds of this one, rent it or buy it.
So, I guess when the old player like these series need a breath of life, they must goes back to a home video.I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (ILAKWYDLS) is a throwback to it origins.
Just not raise your expectation from this little movie, and you will get entertains.ILAKWYDLS is telling story a bout a prank of a small group of teens that goes wrong and kept it as secret.
It had suspense, the directing was excellent and the acting wasn't second rate as is often associated with this type of horror.Watch it, I promise you it is so much better than you think its going to be..
A lot of people were eager to see this movie, BUT: It's not an "I Know..."-film.Okay, it's got the fisherman.
We'll just take the title and let the fisherman kill some other kids, who are not from South Port and who didn't throw Ben Willis into the ocean." Producer 1: "But why would he do that?" Producer 2: "Doesn't matter, they'll have to watch the movie before they can realize that it's crap!" Producer 1: "Cool!".
The movie opens at a carnival on the 4th of July, where the new group of teens discuss the legend of the fisherman with the hook who kills people on the 4th of July.
"I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer" is an okay conclusion to the series.**SPOILERS**Living in a Colorado town, friends Amber Williams, (Brooke Nevin) Colby Patterson, (David Paetkau) Zoe, (Torrey DeVitto) Roger, (Seth Packard) and Kim, (Britt Leary) feel good about a prank, only to be shocked when it takes a turn for the worse.
I loved the first one and I Still Know was pretty good as well although it wasn't written by teen slasher God Kevin Williamson.I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer is a let down on several fronts, not only bad acting or a weak script but they also fool around with the legend of the fisherman giving the guy immortal powers.
The Fisherman was a great killer image in city, which is near fishing port.The first sequel of this movie was a huge disappointment to the fans, because it doesn't have that "something".
And the script was kinda dump.So, the real "I Know What You Did Last Summer" fans will definitely buy this movie and watch it not just one time.
However, tempted viewers should be warned that "I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer" (aside from being a mouthful) is near to being a carbon copy of the original film in terms of characters and situation.Interestingly, the film starts out similarly to "Final Destination 3", with a group of friends at a carnival (not as flash as FD3's amusement park though), and things take a turn for the worse when they play a practical joke regarding the legend of the Fisherman, that results in one of their friends getting killed.
I can't believe I wasted 45 minutes of my life watching this ,although the movie last an hour and a half.Urban Legends was a masterpiece compared to this, and man I'm actually being polite.Iwould rate no stars if I could but I'll give it the standard minimum of 1*.No story,no thrill,and the actors actually look like they're reading cue cards.My girlfriend actually begged me to put and end to this torture.But actually it's what it is...
OK so the 3rd installement of the I KNOW WHAT YOU DID FRANCHISE This is DTV release so there's a smaller budget but I'm a fan of smaller budgets.but this just didn't do it for me the acting wasn't up to much but that doesn't always matter in cheap and cheerful slasher movies what really gets me about a lot of the DTV sequels is the lack of humour.
humour doesn't cost anything.it's seems like the writer and director cared more about making the film looking ultra modern and stylish and to be honest it really let the whole thing down.there's some really awful shots the director must have thought o it looks cool to shoot this at a funny angle.the script was also really dull.the only thing i liked about this movie was the last 15 mins the action does pick up a bit..
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..
One by one the friends are killed off to a terrible ending that just ridiculed the other two movies.It's an alright horror movie, it has it's cliché moments of course, but I think most horror movie fans could have fun, but this was beyond silly and couldn't compare really to the first I Know What You Did Last Summer movie, it just isn't anything without the original cast.
Another re-watch not seen the first time I saw it, this movie not good at all, the whole movie was just really wearied.This movie did not start of too bad, i did enjoy prank at the start but after the movie goes down hill fast.I found this very strange with flashing and fasting moving parts of the movie, took any tension that this try to have, it just felt really odd and it just did fit in with last two movies of the series,I did not the fact they went supernal way for 3rd which remind ME of how urban legends Series went also went supernatural way on their 3rd entry as well year early.
The acting was really bad from most of the cast, some scenes were so bad that is laughable , they saw a death body and i didn't even look that shocked at all and after they have poor poorly pointing dream scream to waste time and seem get killed until last 20 mins of the movie, Was think about this movie that almost everyone knew what they did last summer,Really poorly made sequel with a very descent last scene.
It's not that the original "I Know What You Did Last Summer" (or its sequel, for that matter) was all that good or even original, but one would think that with seven years in between films that time would have produced a sequel that was at least decent, watchable or even passable.Nope, not even close."I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer," the third entry in the franchise with overly-long titles, isn't so much of a sequel as it is a virtual remake of the 1997 film starring Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. In this version, a group of friends play a July 4th prank that ends in tragedy.
Then a year later they start getting the message "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and are being killed off one by one.By the numbers sequel which is basically a complete rehash of the original.
I don't know what those Filmmakers got into them but they made an awful movie, an abomination to sequels and a dreadful third part in a series that was quite good, not perfect though but better than this one!
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.
This film is a rewrite of the movie "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and the story is similar: a group of teenagers commits an accident that generates death and, to avoid being accused, they decide to make a pact of silence.
This movie was supposed to be made as a direct sequel to "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer," with a group of teenagers played by some obscure actors who in Colorado find themselves being menaced by the mysterious man with the hook, which is supposed to be the ghost of Ben Willis.The events of the first two movies were never elaborated or explained in this supposed sequel, which made this just another typical teen horror flick, but with a low budget, boring story and pretty bad acting.
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..
The only notable thing about the film is the ending, which comes out of left field and turns the movie into JEEPERS CREEPERS instead of the slasher it started out as.
**SPOILERS** The latest of the "I Know What You Did Last Summer" slasher flicks this time having the Fisherman come out of hiding and do his thing, in both slashing and filleting his victims, because he was framed for a murder that he didn't commit.This usual obnoxious bunch of teenagers get this bright idea to scare the hell out of those attending a July 4th caravel in Broken Ridge Colorado that goes terribly wrong.
Again like Sheriff Davis Deputy Hefner was totally innocent of P.J's death but by then, in having such a good time chopping people up, the out of control Fisherman didn't seem to care whom he was filleting.The movie had the Fisherman commit his ghastly acts of murder is such a surreal manner that you didn't seem to realize if they were in fact real of or part of a dream by those whom he was murdering.**SPOILERS** The film ends as you would expect with the Fisherman finally getting done in, and turned into a package of Gorton or Mrs. Paul's Fish Sticks, by the terrified and surviving teenagers lead by the plucky Amber Williams, Brooks Nevin.
It barely links itself to the other films (only to dig up dirt about the fisherman's legend and activities that occurred in the first two), but noticeably it shares a lot of similarities in scenes and plot mechanisms (well there's a slight difference as the times have changed as now instead of getting a threatening letter, you get a text msg on your mobile) to the original (as it treads the same ground of more teens hiding a secret) when it's not concentrating on it's beautiful young looking cast (of what's your names) and sped up visuals of the clouds and sky.
This STV, way-too-late second sequel to the 1997 original has several "kids" in a small Colorado town causing the accidental death of one of their own, while using the "urban legend" of the killer fisherman from the first movie to stir up a little fun in their boring town.
And of course the deputy policeman who you suspect from the beginning as being a bad guy as he always turns up just after stuff goes down, but you never quite know.All the characters, despite knowing for some time that the killer is definitely after them, continue to do mind blowingly ludicrous things like wander off on their own time and time again and sit in total darkness with a bottle of liqueur.
I don't know where to begin where this movie went wrong, first of all it makes no sense, it never even explains why the killer is killing these people, at first you think its a different killer, but no it apparently is the killer from the last two.
The whole thing really makes no sense at all, and what makes this film stand out for being so bad is the horrible and i mean dreadful acting, i really didn't care if any of the characters live or die and that is what interest me in horror films, but this movie failed to captivate me, the best feature of this film is the end, sadly..
One year later, a fisherman with a hook starts stalking and killing.Yes, there are times when the script is contrived and dull, but for the most part, the action is decent and keeps a good steady pace.
Sure it look like the 1st movie a lot but with the time, you can see some differences.The killer is a deadman.
It was actually better than I had thought.***Spoilers lie ahead*** The movie begins with a group of friends pulling a prank on July 4th after they hear a story about Ben Willis.
OK OK I know I might get some BS on this but this film is not all that bad it's really good.When I was walk through Blockbuster and first saw this movie in the new releases like a year ago I read it.
They all of-course drift apart and all come back together one year later, and start getting text messages saying "i know what you did last summer" This movie repeats way to many scenes (and lines) from the first installment.
If you liked the first and second films, i would definitely not recommend renting this movie, it will just ruin the whole "i know what you did" series.