I Still Know What You Did Last Summer

Apparently the original I Know What You Did Last Summer did tty well at the box office, teenagers fronting up for the sparse and cheap thrills that little gem had to offer, but in the tried, and almost always true, cinematic tradition, the sequel doesn't measure up.

In this series the slashing is done by a particularly ridiculous fiend. He's no Freddy Kreuger. He's a disgruntled fisherman in a hooded Sou'Wester, who was mistakenly run down by some drunken teenagers and then left for dead at the end of a pier.

But in I Still Know What You Did Last Summer we only have a mysterious shape looming out of shadows, lunging with a fish hook, bloodily impaling mostly good looking Party Of Five types and then lugging the bodies off. The squeaky violin sounds get a good work out, but it's all so dictable.

The fisherman's face is hardly ever revealed, he rarely speaks, you don't see much of him, he's pathetic really, and that's a major problem with this uninspired horror/thriller. The last half hour of I Still Know What You Did Last Summer is fairly exciting when the blood starts to really flow but don't bother with the rest.