I Know What You Did Last Summer has a mid-credits scene you don't want to miss! I Know What You Did Last Summer is the latest legacy sequel, AKA requel, to bring back characters from a beloved horror franchise. The new movie was written and directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson and stars
It's been nearly 30 years since I Know What You Did Last Summer hit theatres. The 1997 slasher had a much different trajectory than other big horror franchises. A sequel, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, was released the following year, and a direct-to-video installment titled I'll
Today, Sony unveiled the trailer for I Know What You Did Last Summer. The film will be the fourth film in the franchise that launched back in 1997. I Know What You Did Last Summer stars Madelyn Cline, Sarah Pidgeon, Tyriq Withers, Jonah Hauer-King and Chase Sui Wonders, with Jennifer
Freddie Prinze Jr. mades it clear that things will be different this time
One has to think that Sony backed up the Brinks truck to Jennifer Love Hewitt's house because she's joined up the requel/sequel of I Know What You Did Last Summer, AFTER the film started production. Freddie Prinze Jr. has already been confirmed to reprise his role from the original movies, but
At the end of last week's episode of The Pitt, we finally learned what happened to cause Westbridge to shut down. As PTMC preemptively secures itself from a possible cyberattack, the younger doctors and nurses get a trial by fire on how their superiors did their jobs "in the 1900s." With
The trailer for A24's The Drama does a great job of keeping things intentionally vague. We meet Charlie (Robert Pattinson) and Emma (Zendaya), a couple about to get married who seem like they know everything about each other… until they very clearly don’t. One drunken night at dinner with
Cultural phenomena like Elvis Presley simply don't come along very often. As a follow-up to his 2022 Elvis Biopic, energetic director Baz Luhrmann unearthed and restored never-before-seen footage of Presley, including 45 minutes of audio where he discussed his life and work, and made all of
