It may not have been as much legacy as Ghostface, but the hook used by Ben Willis left a mark in the growth of the films in the 1990s, when he told a group of irresponsible teenagers, "I know what you did last summer." Reducing the competition of masked killers in 1997, the film helped strengthen the career of stars as Ennenifer Lion-Hiite, Freddie Prince Runior, Sarah Michel Gellar and Ryan Philip.

The franchise for horror returned this year with an inheritance sequel which (in accordance with the trend of the title of the legacy of the sequel) also simply called "I know what you did last summer"). Hewitt and Prince repeat their roles as Jululey Jameseims and Ray Bronson, and a new group of teenagers are forced to oppose mistakes in the past, turning hit-and-water into a frightening murder.

Incredibly, this is the fourth film in a series that has lasted for nearly three decades. There were highs and falls, and people swore to take things to their grave by accident, before they ended a year later. But after all this time, what is the best of the series and summer worth remembering? To find out, join us as we go back to the beginning and go through every movie "I know what you did last summer" and re -examine some decent scares and some frightening choices, starting with a franchise movie that you probably didn't know existed, and there is no reason.

Many horror franchises have direct-video films that time forgot, and "I will always know what you did last summer" is one of them. It is also a particularly low point in the series, which already has only a few highs. Released in 2006, directed by Silvain White ("Loses"), the film has absolutely nothing to do with the films that preceded the killer as a hook killer in a fishing hat and a smell of rain, which does not look like the smartest outfit.

Instead of a car accident, the incident that begins body counting in this shocking knockout is a joke that is wrong, and those responsible are hunted by the "fisherman", a year later, seemingly to hide it. Although you can get signs of trying to do something different, it's an effort anywhere else, especially when things take up a supernatural twist. This time around the killer is a motionless hacker-and-weak, more like a creeper than Ben Willis's Creepers Lyce. Fortunately, in the latest trip on the killer with the 2025s "I know what you did last summer", there are no nostalgic stops on "I will always know what you did last summer" - and we suggest you do not.

Demanding to keep the pace with every other Sleeper to get tracking in the 90's, the canon's sequel to Canon, saw Ben Willis returning to leave more handwritten notes and fog mirrors for Jululey Jameseims and reminded him that he still knew what she would do. Joining the final girl-with-the-conference is her college college college, Carla (Brandy), as well as a soft pitcher as Carla's sexually filled boy who fulfills the role of the group's unnecessary spirit, who does not believe in Ieuli's claims. All the time, Ray Bronson of Freddie Prince Runior makes his stupidest to reach the College-Do Benson College in a timely manner ("Get him?

Sticking to the standard formula for a continuation of the delivery of more, "I still know what you did last summer" fights a little to support the current Wendet of the killer against Jululey and, thus scratching the "Crick" territory with the inclusion of forgotten family trees and illegitimate children. Can be a The twist point in the wrong direction for the franchiseBut it's a treasure trove of stars-in-the-right-like hawks nominated for an Oscar, or Jackack Black as "The Dreadlocked Potheead Titus Telesco" (a role that remains as it is now as it was in 1998).

The first film was supposed to be high on the list, but that still doesn't mean it's not without his mistakes. Although it can be favored among the fans of "Slasher" as well as the "Crick" franchise for some, it certainly did not warm up the day and sincerely, you can see why. As I dared to add a killer to the mystery of the killing of various species, "I know what you did last summer" is moving at a pretty slow pace, not raising pulses as high as other horror hits that were at the time. However, a small number of scares of the jump and now iconic killings have been the test of time, which is mainly thanks to the small group of teenagers caught in the line of thought, Ben Willis.

Among Ryan Philip's short-term Barry, demanding that they be taken to the tomb, and Ennenifer Leo-Hiite, taking her signature attitude and asking what her striker awaits, there is a lot to enjoy "I know what you did last summer". Even after 30 years, it remains a fun clock, and still stands as a summer that neither we nor the Jamesimes julouli can forget.

Just like the original "I know what you did last summer" almost missed the surge of surge in films of origin, this Legacequel was also a little late to the party that was already pouring blood thanks to "Scream" returning for more stabbing. Even so, it doesn't stop having fun with the monitoring of this franchise on Ennenifer Kidin Robinson, which also offers more than just a bloody reminder to follow the rules of the road.

This chapter of "ikwydls" plays with its history as a good legacequel should, while still providing otherwise - and sincerely, more reliable - reaction from his characters. One year after the initial event for this group, they are still struggling to overcome their experience. One of our hit-and-driven heroes, Ava (Chase Sui wonders), punishes herself more than the original final girl ever, and rightly. This is a guilty pile that deserve a punishment ... though may not be in the extreme that The new killer of the fisherman takes things.

It is also a smart move to make this sequel more self -conscious and most ridiculous than others. Takes on the past while recognizing how border funny things fit into a cozy formula, even before The surprise of the homes (some with dead characters) make their appearance. As for Legacequels, this download in 2025 is not only the best of a often dull group, but also proof (through an excellent scene with medium -sized credits) That there can still be a few more flights to scare us in the future.