Why I Know What You Did Last Summer Still KILLS IT! 

I had a friend who worked as a Production Assistant in this movie in Southport, NC. I got to meet Jennifer Love Hewitt briefly while on set. This was a fun movie all together.

This movie made such an impact on me in 7th grade it’s what inspired me to enter the film industry. I’ve been working in the industry for 6 years now

RIP Anne Heche

Helen Shivers was the highlight for me in this film. Her whole chase scene is very hard to top till this day. Also im talking about chase scenes where you think they are safe and then boom, dead. Theres definitely some notable mentions of chase scenes but Helen Shivers takes the top spot everytime.

The best Horror Whodunit Trinity of the 90's. Scream. I Know What You Did Last Summer. Urban Legend.

Man i had the biggest crush on JLH back then..lol..

I grew up in Southport, Nc my father worked as a fisherman for the fish house shown in the film. He said everyone on the cast were nice and the production set let all the fish house workers eat the catering with the rest of the film crew every day.

Sure it's not a prefect movie by any means and was jumping in on back of massive successfully Scream at the time, but I still really enjoy it. Very nostalgic movie for me :-)

Other than the "What are you waiting for!?" Line, the movie was good.

I remember going to see this one on opening night, only to not be able to hear a word of it because no one there would shut up. I went back the next night to see it again because I liked what I saw, but needed to catch the story beats. I revisit it every once in a while and think back to when it was considered the next hit for the genre after "Scream." I don't know if I feel the same today, but it is still a fun watch.

First off, thank you for making me cry at the end of that video. I was 10 years old in 1997 when this came out and had just started watching slasher films. This video really took me back. And thank you for that. I never understood why this movie got so much hate. People talk a lot of trash about this, but it is the best of the slasher from that era right after scream. I remember back when scream and I know what you did last summer. We’re literally the only two modern horror franchises we had, not counting Halloween. thank you so much for another great video.

I remember even Netflix tweeting about Helen shivers deserving to be a final girl 😂

I had just graduated from highschool when Scream was released. I was really happy to see the resurgence of slashers! I've got a lot of nostalgia for the horror movies from around this time. And this is one of my favorites.

I found out about a year ago that I Know What You Did Last Summer was based on a book.

I remember seeing this trailer on a VHS tape..... I must of watched that trailer a million times! SO HYPE and then snuck into the theater when it came out! Best teen slasher movie!

Why do ppl dislike the "what are you waiting for" line?? I don't understand 🤨.

Ryan Phillipe was the James Dean of our time

Ahh! What a great nostalgic movie for me! I was still 18 when this came out! For me, i like Urban Legends and Scream better, but Summer, it's a solid watch!

It will always kill cuz jlh is in it. Lord have mercy 😱

I absolutely love this movie. Sarah Michelle Gellar is the highlight.

These films have alot of nostaglic factor for me i was 14/15 and my friend group watched this movie, along with Scream 1/2 , all the Halloweens, especially H20 as it was of that time and The Craft -The Faculty etc as a British teens we got to relate to US schools and culture, we could relate and we felt understood as the teenagers in Kevin Williamson world, teenagers spoke smater and behaved in ways that were relatable and of that time. The 70s and 80s horror's maybe the golden age of horror movies - but the 90s had some great horror movies in retrospect and their own identity (even if they were following the Scream approach for a while) ....but its nice to see them (films) now appreciated and reappraised / and having new sequels / requels.... . I Still Know also holds a special place in my heart, as i was just 15 when it came out and i had to convince my mom to take me to see it at the local cinema as i was refused entry when i tried prior. The 90s also had some great horror momentd before Scream / IKWYDLS etc, - Candyman , Wes Cravens New Nightmare, Slience Of The Lambs / IT.

Loved this film so much back in the day. The 1st time i ever cut school was to see, "i still know..." in theatres. (& get stoned, of course)

Oh my god we hit a boot!

This movie brings back alot of memories for me with my friend's in highschool going and watching this and other movies like it.

I prefer it to Scream. There. I said it.

Thanks Niki !

This was a popular movie in high school.

I Remember First Watching This Movie On PPV Back In 1998 and I Was 11 Years old And Now I Have The DVD Version Along With The Sequel.

I still love this movie and I'm well overdue for a re-watch. This has me motivated to make that soon! The movie was also my introduction to Type O Negative who I still listen to! I remember sitting in the theatre, seeing the cool shoreline shot and being in awe of Summer Breeze.

I know what you did last summer is like screams cousin 😂

The best one in its genre.

"We hit a boot!!"

The concept was really confusing I remember having to explain it to some people, yet it's based off of a book.

Suddenly I found myself wondering about a freakin' towel through this whole segment.😂😂

Yes people knew who Kula Shakur was. Some of us owned their records and saw their shows…

This film could be easy set up for a parody. The ninja fisherman that entered the house unseen, stuffed a dead body covered in ice and crabs in a car trunk, then removed the body,ice and crabs in broad daylight in the middle of suburbs in 7 minutes without being seen. It would make a funny comedy.

One of the best of the 90’s!!

I liked this movie and the sequel, and it's rewatchable. Nevertheless, for me it's missing that aspect that puts it into the Halloween (1978) territory, though I like it more than most of the Halloween sequels (except H20).

No fucking remakes!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I thought this movie had the worst soundtrack ever. It’s my favorite ever, I’m a 90s girl born in 89… not that big of a 90s girl but this movie still means a lot and I thought all the songs suck, still do being 35, they stink… haha I still sing the beginning song, silly 😊

press f to pay your respects for max

I remember our family going and seeing this on opening night in a packed theater

Candyman came out in 1992

Haaaaa! I said the same thing ... "For Fs sake Elsa hurry the F up!!!!"

Knowing the circling scene was written by a 12 year old makes the spoof scene of it kinda off. If the wayans bros knew that. They basically mocked a 12 year old in a successful Hollywood movie. Im not like offended for them or anything, just thought of it when I heard that.

How come you guys never talk about Hammer Horror, or Italian horror, or Asian horror, or 1930s horror, or 1940s horror, or 1950s horror, or 1960s horror? Just curious.

Justice for Helen she should have been thw final girl I adore Jennifer Love Hewitt but Julie is still so unlikable

yo am i alone here or did freddy just not sit right with you? i dont hate the guy but just never like him on scene for some reason. i think its that look on his face

It's not bad.

Underrated slasher nooo cap

Love the channel but the stuff like the random Fabio joke is whats holding it back

She'll always be Jennifer love feaTHerman to me 😂

KORN!!!!!

Bowl of alcohol lol

My favorite

Wow you were hot in 1998!!😍😍

Yeah…… never really liked that movie….. never saw what the big deal about it was….. the kills were Uber meh…. And the whole writing felt super “Dawson’s Creeky”…… the sequel on the other hand…. SO RIDICULOUS AND VIOLENT….. LOVE IT!!!!

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Please try to articulate better instead of swallowing half the letters of every word in a very fast pace