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SLIM GILEPSHEY Film in 1997 "I know what you did last summer" It was the first high profile to come after the success of "Creek", which came out less than a year earlier. Both films were written by Kevin Williamson, so they had a similar vibration, but "Ikwydls" was a clear indication that he had started a trend. The celebrations were back, baby.

The lighter premise of "last summer" is simple. Quartet of pretty young people - Ennenifer Love Hewitt, Ryan Philip, Sarah Michel Gellar and Freddie Prince, Runior - accidentally ran over a summer in their car one summer, killing him. Instead of calling for help, they throw the body and swear by each other in secret. Oh yes, and they gave him a few jerks on the road to the ocean, killing him pretty actively. Quickly ahead of next summer, and the quartet is looking at the blame. When united, they receive a mysterious note with the title of the film written on it. Does anyone see them? Shortly thereafter, a masked striker in the fishing slider began to kill them, one by one, with a burnt rate.

The only problem with this premise is that "I know what you did last summer" was never intended to be weaker. The film was based, quite loosely, on the 1973 novel Ya by Lois Duncan. Duncan also authored the novels that inspired the films "Hotel for Dog", "Summer of Fear", "Killing Mr Griffin" and very similar "Ms Tingle Teaching". Her novel "Last Summer" begins in the same way as the film on Illeilispi, but the murderous fisherman and "lighter elements" were invented by Kevin Williamson.

In the upcoming book for Clark Collis's interview "Screaming and Counting: Resurrection and the unstoppable growth of contemporary horror film", "" The writer quoted an interview with the late Lois Duncan, and she was terrible when she learned that her book was converted into a murderous one. I would never advocate such violence, especially after losing her daughter to a killer.

Lois Duncan released his first novel "Love -Board for Oyojs" in 1958 and remained fertile throughout her career. "I know what you did last summer" was novel No. 14, and until then, she recognized a pattern in her own job; She usually told stories of young women in danger. The original novel "Iquids" begins with the same quartet of teenagers, but their unwanted hit-and-run was a young bicycle boy. They also conceal death and grow to blame and desperate next year. The rest of the novel includes a long series of notes, indicating that someone knows what they did last summer. Barry shot himself in the stomach at some point, but he pulls out, and Jululey choke, but she is saved. There are no real killings. Duncan's book is not weaker, but a tragic mystery.

In 1989, Duncan's youngest daughter, Caitlin Arquette, was killed in New Mexico. She was only 18 years old. The case was cold until Duncan's life away from writing violent stories about women in danger. She was calling for constant keeping the case open. Duncan passed in 2016 and Arquet's killer was not found and charged by 2022. Duncan, on the question of adapting her work in 1997 in 2010, said she was disgusted by violence. Its correct quote:

"Those were my characters and my plot, but then passed in all directions. I was quite horrified by sensationalized violence. A few years earlier, my teenager, Kate, was chased in her car and shooting to death, and I saw, right in front of her eyes, what a real violence was.

Understandably.

While Duncan was not a fondicist of violence, especially in the light of her real life tragedy, she was pleased that "I know what you did last summer." She was pleased when she saw that her original novel was being bought again, as well as many other works. According to her words:

"I have to admit that I was happy with the fact that the book was made in a movie, because it made my entire list on the back suddenly very popular. It was how to get a rebirth, but in a very strange way."

And, if the popularity of "I know what you did last summer" forced the police to pay closer attention to Duncan's daughter's case, then it might be worth it. The book was eventually prescribed and re -published in 2010, this time with updated references and technology. The story was the same, but all the characters had mobile phones now, and one character was now a military veterinarian in Iraq, not Vietnam's veterinarian.

Meanwhile, the film version of "I know what you did last summer" was popular enough to guarantee several consecutive projects. "I still know what you did last summer" It was released in cinemas in 1998, and "I will always know what you did last summer" came out directly on a video in 2006. A TV series of eight episodes, also called "I know what you did last summer", was released on Prime Video in 2021.

Now playing in cinema is a direct sequel to films in 1997 and 1998, Frustrating also called "I know what you did last summer". The new film unites the surviving characters from the first film, but is mostly told from the point of view of a new generation of hot young people. Also, it is weaker, however, so that Lois Duncan may not like it.