I Know What You Did Last Summer

On the data. Five entries, three of which share exactly the same title, so the year matters every time you look one up. The line that connects is 1997, 1998 and 2025. The 2025 film is a legacy sequel rather than a remake or a reboot, whatever the trade press called it: it is set twenty seven years after the second film, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr return as Julie and Ray, Brandy returns as Karla, and Sarah Michelle Gellar appears as Helen. Its director has said it stays canon with the earlier films. It also ignores the 2006 film and the 2021 series. The 2006 film went direct to video with a new town in Colorado and an entirely new cast. The killer archetype recurs; no character arc does. The 2021 Prime Video series is a fresh adaptation of Lois Duncan's 1973 novel rather than a continuation of the films, with its own setting and characters. Amazon cancelled it in January 2022 after eight episodes. The easiest mistake in this franchise is swapping the second and third titles. I Still Know is 1998; I'll Always Know is 2006. The source novel is worth knowing about. Lois Duncan wrote it in 1973 and it is a suspense story rather than a slasher; the 1997 film adapts it very loosely. No sequel to the 2025 film has been announced, though it ends on a hook.

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