“Zoe, did you tell anyone?”, 22 July 2019
The quick pitch: If you’ve seen I Know What You Did Last Summer, you know what to expect. A young man is killed in a prank gone wrong. HIs friends vow to keep the details a secret. A year later, someone who knows the truth starts sending threatening messages.
Was there really a demand for I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer? I Know What You Did Last Summer was, honestly, a decent enough movie and I Still Know You Did Last Summer was reasonably funny in a “so bad, it’s good” sort of way. But this thing is completely unnecessary. In comparison, the first two movies are masterpieces. I’ll Always Know . . . is a complete disaster.
I have no desire to go into a long-winded review - it’s just not worth it. Instead, I’ll make a list of the most heinous issues I have with the movie:
- Colorado? A hook-handed fisherman in Colorado. Sure, why not?
- The direction and editing are horribly distracting. I think someone was trying to be a bit too artsy with clever scene changes and camera angles. Instead, it’s all so annoying.
- I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a group of characters in a horror movie more deserving of being butchered. None of them has a single redeeming quality. They’re the worst!
- The plot . . .
2/10
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