I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

The same boring story line is applied here with new actors this time and is on the same level as the first.I give I Still Know What You Did Last Summer a 5/10

Now,I hated I know what you did last summer I thought it was a complete copy of scream and all the Hollywood 90's stars such as Jennifer love Hewitt,Freddie Prinze Jr and Sarah Michelle,I just hated it it wasn't good. I decided to watch the second film after actually hearing good reviews. This sequel was actually a good slasher film,it was about the surviovers from the first film who go to the Caribbean and soon a man with a hook as a hand goes around killing everyone and soon there trapped with no way out. I really liked this film a lot,now if this was just the original movie it would've been good. There is a straight to DVD sequel to this with whole new stars and its name is 'I'll always know what you did last summer' which I watched and I'll review. I still know what you did last summer is very good horror film with Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr.

***SPOILERS*** Blood drenched and fishy sequel of the slasher hit "I know what you did last summer" with the crazed one armer fisherman back for an encore who's targeting the busty & beautiful Julie James played by Jennifer Love Hewitt who, among those that ran him down, was responsible for his hit & run "death". Idiotic storyline has Julie and her friends win a weeks vacation in the Caribbean island of Tower Bay that just happens to be right at the start of hurricane season. If that wasn't bad enough the mad fisherman just happens to be there waiting to finish the job that he started in "I know what you did last Summer" by murdering Julie and her friends as well as everyone else there.A "Slasher in paradise" slasher flick with the crazed fisherman practically wiping out the entire population of Tower Bay until his accomplice, guess who, screw things up and reveals himself before the job was finished. Being so successful the killer and friend didn't realize that hot chick Julie was so desensitized by his murderous actions that she more or less became like himself; A cold blooded killer who in doing to him what he did to her friends was as simple as brushing her teeth in the morning.***SPOILERS***Were also exposed to a creepy island "Voodoo Man" Estes, Bill Cobbs, who tries to use his magic to stop the deranged killer only to get killed himself by his unsuspecting, in Estes mind, accomplish. It's at the very end of the movie that we learned who the one armed fisherman is and who's behind the scenes helping him in his murder spree. By then the fisherman droops his guard as well as hook into the wrong person and it's curtains for the crazed trio. With Julie, who looks great in a both wet as well as dry T-shirts, putting an end to both of them.

The hooked terror from "I Know What You Did Last Summer" continues is this sequel, cleverly titled "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer." Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddy Prinze Jr. returns as the girlfriend/boyfriend couple, albeit separated after the events in the previous film. Brandy Norwood and Mekhi Phifer join the case as Hewitt's friends, going on a vacation in the Banamas, where the hooked menace returns to wreak havoc in their lives. What follows is a cat-and-mouse chase between the psycho-path killer and the young vacationers.This film lacks the built-up suspense, tension and the twists-and-turns from the previous film. While the previous film focused more on plot twists, story development and subplots, this one focused almost entirely on the killer-chases-victims and hero-tries-to-save victim method. However, it's still not bad entertainment with believable acting (although some dialog were a bit campy) and heart-pounding sequences. There are some chilling moments where it might make you cover your eyes, like in the scenes where you might expect to see the killer jump out on screen.Overall, not a bad horror sequel to watch and enjoy some popcorn at the same time.Grade B