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Taylor Sheridan loves to cameo in his own stuff as much as he loves horses and creating characters in shows that make no sense. In the case of the "Yellowstone" universe, for example, the world-builder appeared across centuries when he starred in both the flagship series, "Yellowstone" as Travis Wheatley and also his best prequel series, "1883," as Charlie Goodnight, providing one of the rare occasions when fact and fiction collided.

Starring as two different characters in the same universe was something Sheridan should have been used to, though. Long before his name on a script meant as much as it does now, the go-to scribe for Paramount did double duty in another show in 1994 that housed massive talents in the making like Neve Campbell, Matthew Fox, and Jennifer Love-Hewitt. The show was "Party of Five," which spanned six years and spawned a spin-off series of its own (albeit a...

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On Oct. 17, 1997, Columbia Pictures unveiled I Know What You Did Last Summer in theaters, where it went on to gross $125 million worldwide and kickstarted a horror franchise for Sony. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review of the Jennifer Love Hewitt and Sarah Michelle Gellar film is below:

Having successfully persuaded horror audiences to Scream again, fright scribe Kevin Williamson follows up on that initial promise with I Know What You Did Last Summer, a good old-fashioned scarefest that relies on smartly constructed suspense, not buckets of gore or CGI over load, to coax viewers to the edge of their seats.

Backed by sharp direction from Scottish filmmaker Jim Gillespie and solid performances by Party of Five‘s Jennifer Love Hewitt and Buffy the Vampire Slayer‘s Sarah Michelle Gellar, the Columbia picture may be a mouthful for the marquee, but is certain to scare up potfuls of moolah when it...

The Fisherman is back in I Know What You Did Last Summer, and his hook is sharper than ever. Just ask star Madelyn Cline, whose character Danica becomes ruthlessly targeted by the killer.

Danica bears obvious parallels to the original slasher’s Helen Shivers (Sarah Michelle Gellar), including an ill-fated Fourth of July road accident that puts her and her four friends in the Fisherman’s crosshairs. That also extends to the character’s survival instincts, especially when it comes to the franchise’s beloved staple: chase sequences.

That the Fisherman is more vicious than ever meant a physically demanding role thanks to multiple chase scenes and harrowing encounters. It’s probably worth noting, then, that I Know What You Did Last Summer marks Cline’s first slasher role. It was a challenge that Cline was excited to tackle, picking up a few slasher tricks along the way.

“First of all,...

There’s a new sequel to the 1997 slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer (watch it Here) and its 1998 follow-up I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (watch that one Here) coming our way from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge), aiming for a July 18 theatrical release. Jennifer Love Hewitt, who played heroine Julie James in the first two films, and Freddie Prinze Jr., who was Julie’s boyfriend Ray Bronson in those films, are reprising their roles – and they’re going to be facing off with a new “Fisherman” killer that’s stalking a whole new cast. JoBlo’s own Chris Bumbray recently had the chance to talk to Prinze about the film, and during their conversation, Prinze revealed why he decided to come back for a new I Know What You Did Last Summer, even though he had previously turned down offers to return to the...

The past comes back to haunt in the upcoming legacy slasher sequel I Know What You Did Last Summer, from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge).

The Fisherman is back and more vicious than ever when five friends cover up their involvement in a deadly car accident. One year later, they are targeted; someone knows what they did last summer and is hellbent on revenge.

The good news for the newcomers is that survivors Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze Jr.) are back, bringing invaluable experience with them when it comes to dodging that mean hook.

It’s not just experience that these legacy characters bring with them, but emotional baggage and trauma that amassed in the wake of time and outlasting two rounds with the Fisherman. It also means that the road to romance for Julie and Ray hasn’t been the smoothest since we last saw them.

Amidst all the hype about Superman, it may have slipped your mind that we're just a week away from the release of I Know What You Did Last Summer. While it definitely caters to more of a niche audience and will most certainly be overshadowed at the box office, that's not to say that horror fans aren't excited about the legacy sequel, especially those that grew up in the 90s and hold the original in high regard. However, for the true fans – the ones that live and breathe the genre – some recent comments made by star Freddie Prinze Jr. made us do a bit of a double take and ask, "What the heck is he talking about?"

Speaking with Entertainment Weekly about the I Know What You Did Last Summer legacy sequel, Prinze Jr. was asked what it was like coming back together with fellow icon Jennifer Love Hewitt after almost three decades away.

Horror has been hot lately, and Hollywood loves a reboot. That being the case, Sony's "I Know What You Did Last Summer" seems like precisely the kind of film that one would find in the midst of the summer movie season. Serving as a legacy sequel to the 1997 box office hit of the same name, the hope is that this slasher can follow in the footsteps of horror flicks like "28 Years Later" and "Final Destination Bloodlines," turning once-popular franchises into modern hits. So, how are things shaping up?

The new "I Know What You Did Last Summer" is currently tracking to pull in between $16 and $25 million on its opening weekend domestically, per Box Office Theory. It's a surprisingly crowded weekend, with Ari Aster's "Eddington" and Paramount's new "Smurfs" movie also opening. Not to mention, it will be the second weekend for James Gunn's "Superman," which...

Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson with a script by Robinson and Sam Lansky, I Know What You Did Last Summer is the latest horror legacy sequel to hit the big screen. The fourth film in the Ikwydls franchise is bringing back surviving characters from the original films, like Jennifer Love Hewitt as Julie James and Freddie Prinze Jr. as Ray Bronson.

The plot pairs them alongside a fresh crop of new potential victims hoping to escape a similar killer. One popular survivor of the previous I Know What You Did Last Summer films who could also make an appearance is Brandy's Karla Wilson, who escaped Ben Willis' murderous rampage in I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. Although she hasn't been confirmed to be in the film by any of the promotional materials, the film's creatives suggested that the franchise isn't entirely done with Karla yet.

During a preview...

Did you know Jurassic Park only featured 14 minutes of dinosaur footage in its entire 127-minute runtime? (Photo Credit – Prime Video)

Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh installment in the Jurassic Park franchise, directed by Gareth Edwards, is now roaring into theaters. But even after more than three decades, Steven Spielberg’s original 1993 movie remains the highest-rated entry in the iconic film series, with a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score. It’s one of those films in Spielberg’s illustrious directorial filmography that will always stand out for its intriguing subject, immaculate execution, and pathbreaking CGI.

Jurassic Park’s Smart Use of Dinosaurs

But Jurassic Park used surprisingly little of what most people think made it iconic – dinosaurs. You’ll be surprised to know that the entire film featured only 14 minutes of dinosaur footage out of a 127-minute runtime (via Business Insider). Interestingly, just four of those minutes were CGI. With dinosaurs on screen for barely 11% of the film,...

What Did Freddie Prince Jr. Say About Reuniting With Jennifer Love Hewitt For I Know What You Did Last Summer Sequel? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The upcoming I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel would mark the highly anticipated reunion of Og stars Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt, nearly three decades after the release of the first film of the same name.

Freddie reprises his role as Ray Robinson in the new installment, while Jennifer is also back as Julie James. The duo played the same characters in the 1997 blockbuster slasher, also titled I Know What You Did Last Summer. Ahead of the release of the new film, Freddie Prinze Jr. opened up about reuniting with his co-star for the sequel. Continue scrolling to know what he said!

Ray Bronson: “It’s 1997 all over again.”

Julie James: “This is worse.”

Freddie Prinze Jr. & Jennifer Love Hewitt return for...

Freddie Prinze Jr. is praising his work with co-star Jennifer Love Hewitt on the I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel.

The thriller directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson reunites Prinze and Love Hewitt to reprise their roles of Ray Bronson and Julie James, respectively.

“Whatever a high school union feels like, that’s what it felt like,” Prinze told People about the reunion. “You have no idea what’s changed, what’s the same. You’re excited to show what you think you’re better at, you know what I mean? You hope they notice it. It was all those things.”

Prinze noted that returning to the roles and a tight filming schedule had to have them trust each other, adding, “I didn’t have any reason not to trust her. I know how much this character means to her. She puts everything into this girl and always has since the first movie.

BFFs & Babes collaborated with Jennifer Love Hewitt for official I Know What You Did Last Summer apparel.

Sweatshirts cost $68, while hats are $40. Several colors are available.

Meanwhile, Cavity Colors has released I Know What You Did Last Summer tees for both the 1997 original and the new sequel.

Featuring designs by Devon Whitehead, Aaron Crawford, and Brandon Stecz, shirts range between $30-34.

Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge), I Know What You Did Last Summer sinks its hook into theaters on July 18.

Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. reprise their roles alongside Madelyn Cline (“Outer Banks”), Chase Sui Wonders (Bodies Bodies Bodies), Jonah Hauer-King (The Little Mermaid), Tyriq Withers (Him), and Sarah Pidgeon (“The Wilds”).

When five friends inadvertently cause a deadly car accident, they cover up their involvement and make a pact to keep it a secret rather than face the consequences. A year later, their past comes back to...

A guest star occasionally appears in a TV show for several episodes, elevating the season. Abigail Spencer guest-starred in 9-1-1 Season 8 as Amber Braeburn, a police detective who turned out to be a serial killer. Amber set her sights on Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and kidnapped her, but Maddie saved herself by killing her kidnapper. Spencer is shifting gears in her next project, according to a report by Deadline. The All My Children and Timeless star has joined Josh Charles in Fox's remake of Doc Martin titled Best Medicine. She plays Louisa, described as a "warm, charming teacher who immediately gets off on the wrong foot with Martin, yet she’s intrigued by him."

Best Medicine is inspired by the popular British series and stars Charles as Martin Best. The hourlong comedy series centers on Best, "a brilliant surgeon who abruptly leaves his illustrious career in Boston to become...

Freddie Prinze Jr. thinks Saw turned other horror films into comedies.The 49-year-old actor - who will reprise his role as Ray Bronson in the upcoming I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel - has opened up on how James Wan's 2004 horror film changed how fans reacted to the slasher genre after movies like Scream in the 1990s.Speaking to Extra, he recalled: "Every 10 years, horror films kind of evolve, right?"And it happens much more quickly than comedies or dramas or action movies or anything like that."And we had just come from a time when horror movies weren't really being respected. And it took Wes [Craven] to come in and kind of remind people… ‘Look what you can do with a low budget but a great script that's character-driven with wonderful set pieces'...“[After Scream] they started taking swings on other scripts. And they started giving opportunities to other scripts and ideas.

Joaquin Phoenix Had Vanished—But One Underrated Role Changed Everything(Photo Credit –Facebook)

Nicole Kidman played a quiet but crucial part in what became Joaquin Phoenix’s real beginning in the film. When he landed a role opposite her in To Die For in 1995, few outside the industry realized how much was riding on it for him.

At that point, Phoenix had been out of the game for a while, carrying the weight of his brother River’s death. It was a memory that burned deep into him since Halloween night of 1993, when River collapsed outside the Viper Room due to a drug overdose and never got back up. Joaquin, who was barely 19 at the time, was right there on the sidewalk, but he was helpless and dialing for help that came too late.

River and Joaquin Phoenix photographed by Dianna Whitley, 1985. pic.twitter.com/sYzNT5VdE4

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In a world filled with reboots and remakes, it's not surprising that some of the most iconic franchises are coming back. Halloween and Scream found new success with their legacy sequels, and I Know What You Did Last Summer and Scary Movie are next.

I Know What You Did Last Summer is set to debut this summer on July 18, while Scary Movie 6 will come back on June 12, 2026. I Know What You Did Last Summer brings back the legacy sequels from the first two films, Jennifer Love Hewitt's Julie James and Freddie Prinze Jr.'s Ray Bronson, and will have Jennifer Kaytin Robinson at the helm. In a new appearance on Jake's Takes, director Robinson revealed her love for the Scary Movie franchise and her hopes that the legacy sequel would be ripped off in the upcoming horror parody.

"Scary Movie [is] 10 out of 10," the filmmaker started the franchise was...

The fall TV season might be quite a distance away, but updates about new seasons of returning drama shows keep streaming in. After a groundbreaking Season 8, 9-1-1 will return for another season on ABC. According to series star Jennifer Love Hewitt, viewers can rest easy knowing that everything is progressing well. She recently spoke with Screen Rant while promoting her new film, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and shared that she, along with the crew, is preparing to begin production for 9-1-1 Season 9. "Oh my gosh—in a couple weeks," the actress said when asked if she knew when production was set to begin. Love Hewitt added:

"Yeah, we're back in a couple weeks, so I'll be back answering phones and in a totally different trauma than this one [I Know What You Did Last Summer], which is great."

While she didn't provide a definitive date...

Jennifer Love Hewitt has confirmed the start of 9-1-1 season 9’s production. After Maddie suffered one of 9-1-1’s most gruesome injuries, Love Hewitt’s character earned a hopeful ending by giving birth to her second child and naming it after the dearly departed captain, Bobby Nash (Peter Krause). Nevertheless, 9-1-1 season 8 left many major questions unanswered.

Aside from the controversy surrounding Bobby's tragic death, there is uncertainty surrounding many characters and their season 9 arcs. Anirudh Pisharody's Ravi deserves to stay with the 118 in 9-1-1, but Eddie (Ryan Guzman) has officially moved back from Texas. Even Maddie has partially unresolved trauma from her horror movie-adjacent 9-1-1 season 8 storylines.

When speaking with Screen Rant's Ash Crossan, Jennifer Love Hewitt revealed that 9-1-1 season 9 would soon be underway, starting in mid-to-late July. Similar to the iconic role the actress is reprising in 2025’s I...

What Did I Know What You Did Last Summer Director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson Say About Working With Og Stars?(Photo Credit –Instagram)

The fourth installment of the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise is set to arrive in theatres soon. For fans of the original movie, the return of Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt is more than just a nostalgic callback.

It is a meaningful continuation of a story that began nearly three decades ago. Ahead of the film’s release, director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, who helms the 2025 installment, revealed why she decided to bring back the Og stars.

What Did I Know What You Did Last Summer Director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson Say About The Return Of The OGs?

Talking about working with Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt, Robinson said, “Working with Freddie and Jen was amazing,” says Robinson. “It was important to me...

Mark Snow, the television composer known for creating the iconic theme for The X-Files, died on Friday, July 4, at age 78. Responsible for having scored over 200 episodes of the iconic supernatural series throughout its original nine-season run, Snow would also return to work on the show’s revival series, two movies, and its 2001 spinoff series, The Lone Gunmen.

According to Variety, Snow passed away in the early morning hours at his home in Connecticut. He is succeeded by his wife Glynnis, three daughters and four grandchildren. Sean Callery, composer for 24 and Jessica Jones, spoke fondly to Variety of the musician whom he considered a mentor and long-term friend. Check out his comments below:

His limitless talent and boundless creativity was matched only by the generosity he bestowed upon other composers who sought his guidance. He would give the most inspiring and intelligent feedback when listening to the work of other young...

Over the past seven seasons, "9-1-1" has proven itself to be one of the wildest, most unexpected network procedurals on the air. (You can see our list of the show's best episodes here.) It's not a shock that something from the mind of Ryan Murphy would delight in throwing audiences for a loop, considering his past shows like "Glee" and "Nip/Tuck." But the basic idea of "9-1-1," which follows a group of first responders in Los Angeles as they navigate troubled personal lives and also save the lives of countless Angelenos in sticky situations, allows for the unexpected. But sometimes the unexpected means that cast members depart in surprising fashion. Though the show's most recent season ended with a truly jaw-dropping departure, "9-1-1" has always been comfortable saying goodbye to its cast when the moment is right. 

In the show's first season, one of the main characters, Abigail Clark (Connie Britton...

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. return to reprise their roles as Julie James and Ray Bronson, respectively, this July in the long-awaited legacy sequel, I Know What You Did Last Summer. The upcoming horror film marks the first time their characters have appeared on-screen since 1998’s I Still Know What You Did Last Summer. However, is director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson's take on the source material originally penned by author Lois Duncan relevant enough to scare up significant ticket sales during the summer movie season?

Unfortunately, judging from I Know What You Did Last Summer’sbox office forecast, fans aren’t exactly hooked on seeing it. In fact, Hewitt and Prinze Jr.’s big-screen return is only tracking to make $16 million on the low end over its opening weekend domestically. Should I Know What You Did Last Summer somehow manage to live up to the high end of its opening-weekend forecast,...

I Know What You Did Last Summer's rating continues the franchise's 28-year trend, but with some new additional disclaimers. Co-written and directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, the upcoming I Know What You Did Last Summer introduces a new group of friends who are targeted by another hook-handed killer one year after they cover up a car accident in which they believe to have killed someone.

The sequel is set 27 years after the Tower Bay murders, and realizing their stalker is imitating a serial killer, they seek help from survivors of the Southport massacre of 1997 – Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze Jr.). The I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) cast also includes Madelyn Cline, Chase Sui Wonders, Jonah Hauer-King, Tyriq Withers, and Sarah Pidgeon.

Now, ahead of its release later this month, the slasher has officially received a rating from the Motion Picture Association. Per FilmRatings.

There’s a new sequel to the 1997 slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer (watch it Here) and its 1998 follow-up I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (watch that one Here) coming our way from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge), aiming for a July 18 theatrical release. Jennifer Love Hewitt, who played heroine Julie James in the first two films, and Freddie Prinze Jr., who was Julie’s boyfriend Ray Bronson in those films, are reprising their roles – and they’re going to be facing off with a new “Fisherman” killer that’s stalking a whole new cast. It sounds like things are going to get a bit messy when this Fisherman lets loose, as the Motion Picture Association has confirmed that they’ve given the film an R rating for bloody

horror violence, language throughout, some sexual content and brief drug use.

Robinson directed the film from...

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Julio llega con Adn prehistórico, capas ondeando al viento y cuatro personas muy, pero que muy fantásticas. Las salas de cine se han puesto de acuerdo para convertir este mes en todo un Festival de sagas, reinicios y blockbusters que buscan reanimar la taquilla. El duelo estival tiene forma de viñeta: DC vs Marvel, cada uno con su propio reinicio. Por un lado, el esperado regreso de Superman; por el otro, el reboot de Los cuatro fantásticos. ¿Y por qué elegir si puedes ver las dos? A ello súmale una película, ahora sí, 100% original de Pixar, Elio, el revival de Sé lo que hicisteis el último verano y unos pitufos en versión musical con la mismísima Rihanna. En las plataformas de streaming, la cosa va de secuelas: La vieja guardia 2 llega con más acción...

After braving countless horrors in the likes of I Know What You Did Last Summer and Final Destination, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Ali Larter are sharing their survival skills for the ultimate scare: parenting.

To promote DoorDash‘s Summer of DashPass, the ’90s icons star in Summer Scaries, a three-minute short directed by Jody Hill.

“In the summer, days home with the kids can feel more chaotic than any movie set I’ve ever been on,” commented Prinze Jr. “You’re constantly running out of something, and the chorus of ‘I’m bored’ can be its own kind of horror movie. The Summer Scaries campaign is a fun way to laugh at the madness. In reality, having something like DashPass to get everything from pool toys to groceries dropped at our door is a game-changer. And with the Summer of DashPass deals, at least my wallet doesn’t have to...

There’s a new sequel to the 1997 slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer (watch it Here) and its 1998 follow-up I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (watch that one Here) coming our way from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge), aiming for a July 18 theatrical release. Jennifer Love Hewitt, who played heroine Julie James in the first two films, and Freddie Prinze Jr., who was Julie’s boyfriend Ray Bronson in those films, are reprising their roles – and they’re going to be facing off with a new “Fisherman” killer that’s stalking a whole new cast. With the film’s release date swiftly approaching, Creepy Kingdom reports that the experimental dining pop-up Chain is teaming up with Sony Pictures Entertainment to bring a “haunted” food truck called Dread Lobster to secret locations in the Los Angeles and South Bay area. “Combining culinary nostalgia with a splash of horror,...

While Boy Meets Worldmay be a beloved '90s sitcom, several members of the show's cast agree that one particular season 6 episode was beneath the show's usual high quality. Part of ABC's Tgif lineup, Boy Meets World was embraced by a young audience, and often featured cameos from A-list celebrities of the moment. Season 6, episode 15, "Road Trip," sees Cory accompany Shawn on a getaway after Shawn lost his father. A major storyline in the episode is their arrival at a diner, where they meet four waitresses played by the members of '90s girl group, Nobody's Angel.

On their rewatch podcast, Pod Meets World, Boy Meets World actors Will Friedle, Danielle Fishel, and Rider Strong (Shawn Hunter) discuss their thoughts on the episode (via EW). All three are in agreement that "Road Trip" is a dud as far as Boy Meets World episodes go. They cited the lack of plot as the episode's failing,...

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This July, we are getting a ton of content on streaming and in theaters from the much-anticipated conclusion of The Sandman and the return of The Summer I Turned Pretty, to the streaming release of the blockbuster film Sinners on Max. This upcoming month will see the release of many highly anticipated films, so we thought of compiling a list of all the must-watch films that are coming straight to Theaters near you.

Jurassic World Rebirth (July 2) Credit – Universal Pictures

If you are thinking that Jurassic Park film franchise should be done already and stop ruining the perfect original film, then I agree with you but when every film makes over a billion dollars then the certainty of a sequel is absolute, and that’s what you are getting this upcoming month, but this time with Scarlett Johansson.

I Know What You Did Last Summerpremiered in 1997, and due to its success, a franchise followed. Almost three decades later, the film series is still alive with a legacy sequel on the way.

I Know What You Did Last Summer brings back Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze Jr.), alongside a new series of victims who have a dark secret. Along with a modern take and the inclusion of legacy characters, the upcoming sequel brings back something that the original didn't have - a popcorn bucket. According to Regal, the I Know What You Did Last Summer popcorn bucket boasts a Fisherman-inspired theme.

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Tickets for I Know What You Did Last Summer are currently on sale with the popcorn bucket is following suit. The trend began in 2024 with Dune: Part Two, which featured an Nsfw...

There’s a new sequel to the 1997 slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer (watch it Here) and its 1998 follow-up I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (watch that one Here) coming our way from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge), aiming for a July 18 theatrical release. Jennifer Love Hewitt, who played heroine Julie James in the first two films, and Freddie Prinze Jr., who was Julie’s boyfriend Ray Bronson in those films, are reprising their roles – and they’re going to be facing off with a new “Fisherman” killer that’s stalking a whole new cast. Now, the Regal theatre chain has revealed that if you see the movie at one of their cinemas, you’ll have the chance to drink out of tie-in color-changing cups and eat popcorn out of a tackle box! They shared an image of the cups and tackle box on social media:

Summer’s back,...

Just in time for 4th of July Weekend, tickets for I Know What You Did Last Summer are now on sale, and yes, we’re getting an official popcorn bucket for the new slasher movie!

In addition to putting tickets up for grabs on their website, Regal has revealed that I Know What You Did Last Summer is getting an official “popcorn tackle box,” of course themed to the franchise’s hook-handed killer known as the “Fisherman.” Branded with a “Southport Fishing & Tackle” logo, the limited edition popcorn bucket also celebrates the 4th of July.

Additionally, I Know What You Did Last Summer color-changing collectible cups are coming soon to theaters, and they look to feature figural toppers depicting both the Fisherman and the slasher villain’s iconic hook. Look for a Collectible Combo to be offered up in theaters soon.

Madelyn Cline (“Outer Banks”), Chase Sui Wonders (Bodies Bodies Bodies...

The global debut of M3GAN 2.0stumbles compared to the original sci-fi horror movie. The sequel, released on June 27, focuses on relaunching and upgrading M3GAN to combat a dangerous military android, known as Amelia. The cast includes Allison Williams, Violet McGraw, Brian Jordan Alvarez, Jemaine Clement, Ivanna Sakhno, Aristotle Athari, and Amie Donald and Jenna Davis, who portray M3GAN. While the original film became a surprise hit in 2023, early box office numbers signal that M3GAN 2.0 may have trouble reaching similar success.

According to Variety, M3GAN 2.0 was set to earn $10.2 million domestically in its opening weekend, failing to match the $30.4 million of M3GAN. Globally, the sequel isbringing in a total of $17 million, which is significantly lower than the $45 million M3GAN generated two years ago.

What This Means For M3GAN 2.0 Expanding The Franchise Is Now Questionable

Given how much buzz has surrounded the franchise, especially on social media, contrasting...

The ’90s slasher franchise I Know What You Did Last Summer returns to theaters in less than one month with a brand new movie, and it marks the return of original legacy characters Julie James and Ray Bronson. They’re pulled back into a past nightmare by a new group of fresh faces, and the cast previews what’s coming in a sneak peek featurette you’ll find below.

“It feels like a new movie but an homage at the same time,” Jennifer Love Hewitt teases. Freddie Prinze Jr. bluntly notes, “I love watching pretty people get killed in horror movies.”

Madelyn Cline (“Outer Banks”), Chase Sui Wonders (Bodies Bodies Bodies), Jonah Hauer-King (The Little Mermaid), Tyriq Withers (Him), and Sarah Pidgeon (“The Wilds”) star alongside Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr., who reprise their roles from the 1997 slasher. The legacy sequel sinks its hook into theaters on July 18 from Sony.

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It always seems like Netflix has an unending library of great movies and TV shows, but at the same time, it is also quite difficult to figure out what you actually want to watch. So, we thought why not let Netflix make it easy for you, as it removes movies and TV shows from its library every month, and we decided to pick the best of the best films and TV shows you should watch before you can’t anymore.

13 Going on 30 (July 1) Credit – Sony Pictures

13 Going on 30 is a fantasy romantic comedy film directed by Gary Winick from a screenplay co-written by Cathy Yuspa and Josh Goldsmith. The 2004 film follows a 13-year-old girl who wishes to become a 30-year-old, and the next she wakes 17 years later as a woman who now works as a fashion editor. 13 Going on 30 stars Jennifer Garner,...

Following the recent full trailer, Sony Pictures has released a series of new character posters for the I Know What You Did Last Summer legacy sequel, which is set to slash its way into theaters next month.

The posters spotlight the movie's new protagonists (and potential Fisherman fodder) played by Madelyn Cline (Outer Banks), Chase Sui Wonders (The Studio), Sarah Pidgeon (The Wilds), Jonah Hauer-King (The Little Mermaid) and Tyriq Withers (Him), along with returning stars Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. as Og survivors Julie James and Ray Bronson.

Each poster also highlights a trait from each character that won't save them from the Fisherman's hook.

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— I Know What You Did Last Summer (@ikwydlsmovie) June 23, 2025

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Jennifer Love Hewitt has had many iconic roles, but playing Julie James from 1997's I Know What You Did Last Summer turned her into the ultimate final girl. After surviving two films in the slasher franchise, she will make her return in the upcoming legacy sequel.

Hewitt won't be the only original star to return for the I Know What You Did Last Summer legacy sequel. Freddie Prinze Jr. will also reprise his role as Ray Bronson, as the two were the only survivors of the first film, and later reprized their roles in the 1998 sequel. The new I Know What You Did Last Summer will premiere in July, and, ahead of its release, Hewitt shared a funny video on Instagram, hyping the release.

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The funny skit sees Hewitt doing regular things around the house, but she's never alone.

There’s a new sequel to the 1997 slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer (watch it Here) and its 1998 follow-up I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (watch that one Here) coming our way from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge), aiming for a July 18 theatrical release. Jennifer Love Hewitt, who played heroine Julie James in the first two films, and Freddie Prinze Jr., who was Julie’s boyfriend Ray Bronson in those films, are reprising their roles – and they’re going to be facing off with a new “Fisherman” killer that’s stalking a whole new cast. Now, a batch of character posters have dropped online, featuring Hewitt, Prinze, and some of those new cast members. You can check them out at the bottom of this article.

Robinson directed the film from a screenplay by Leah McKendrick (M.F.A.), which has received some rewrites from Robinson and journalist Sam Lansky.

A new series of posters introduces the characters of I Know What You Did Last Summer, and nothing will save them.

Madelyn Cline (“Outer Banks”), Chase Sui Wonders (Bodies Bodies Bodies), Jonah Hauer-King (The Little Mermaid), Tyriq Withers (Him), and Sarah Pidgeon (“The Wilds”) star alongside Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr., who reprise their roles from the 1997 slasher.

The legacy sequel sinks its hook into theaters on July 18 from Sony.

When five friends inadvertently cause a deadly car accident, they cover up their involvement and make a pact to keep it a secret rather than face the consequences. A year later, their past comes back to haunt them and they’re forced to confront a horrifying truth: someone knows what they did last summer…and is hell-bent on revenge.

As one by one the friends are stalked by a killer, they discover this has happened before, and they...

With the legacy sequel “I Know What You Did Last Summer” less than a month away from release, franchise stalwart Jennifer Love Hewitt sat down with Extra to discuss her return to the series — a return that she says she never expected.

“When I heard it was happening, I think my honest reaction was, ‘Oh my gosh. That’s great for them.’ I never pictured them even asking me to do it,” Hewitt said. For the “9-1-1” star, her reprisal of Julie James serves as a bridge between the generation that embraced the first movie and younger audiences.

“I have confidence that the moms who are buying those tickets for their daughters to see the movie are there because they remember who Julie was, and they’re where I am now, and we carry that with pride,” Hewitt explained. “And so… their kids will love all the young people in...

Jennifer Love Hewitt, the '90s icon known for her roles in the I Know What You Did Last Summer movies, will reprise her most important character in the upcoming sequel to the horror franchise. Hewitt has been mostly absent from the film industry, though she has appeared in TV shows like 9-1-1. However, her role as Julie James still remains her most important one to date, and Hewitt has addressed her reprisal as one of the most iconic final girls of the '90s.

Hewitt spoke to Extra TV about playing Julie James 27 years after she came up with the character for the film written by Scream's Kevin Williamson. The new I Know What You Did Last Summer was the result of a creative overhaul. Newcomers include director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson, and a whole new cast. Luckily, the writers found a way to bring back Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr....

Which Iconic ‘90s Slasher Is Leaving Netflix On June 30? (Photo Credit – Prime Video)

Netflix is saying goodbye to a ’90s slasher staple, and horror fans have until June 30, 2025, to catch it. I Know What You Did Last Summer, the 1997 thriller starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, is slipping off the platform at the end of the month, per Unilad.

While newer horrors like Barbarian and Trap, another eerie tale from M. Night Shyamalan recently landed on the platform, something about that older screamfest energy still pulls people in. And this one is a perfect fit if you’re looking to relive that summer sleepover vibe, filled with suspense, mystery, and a killer on the loose.

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What Is I Know What You Did Last Summer About?

The movie, released in 1997, follows four friends who,...

Mark Feuerstein is a rabbi who's coming after anti-Semitism with guns blazing in the new trailer for Guns & Moses. Neal McDonough, Christopher Lloyd, and Dermot Mulroney also star in this neo-Western thriller. The film will be released exclusively in theaters on July 18.

As the trailer opens, Mo Zaltzman is the rabbi of a synagogue in a remote desert community that's about to be revitalized by a new solar power project spearheaded by businessman Alan Rosner with the full support of Mayor Donovan Kirk. However, the town's happiness is shattered by a violent attack on the temple, which is seemingly perpetrated by a local neo-Nazi, Clay Gibbons. Gibbons and his father Owen, maintain Clay's innocence, while, with the encouragement of his wife, Mo starts carrying a gun. But all is not as it seems, and as Rabbi Zaltzman starts digging into the case, it seems that there's much more at play than a lone racist.

Investigation Discovery has slated the six-part series A Killer Among Friends to premiere Monday, July 14 at 10Pm Et, with episodes also streaming on HBO Max. Executive produced and narrated by Jennifer Love Hewitt, the docuseries zeroes in on cases where bonds of trust become the battleground. Each hour-long episode explores homicides that unfold within […]

ID Sets July Launch for <I>A Killer Among Friends</I>, With Jennifer Love Hewitt at the Helm...

Throughout Hollywood, there are many couples working together.

Whether they met on set, a la Zendaya and Tom Holland, or decided to work together after they got together, there are plenty of real-life couples who share the big and small screen, and most fans eat it up.

Who has more chemistry than a couple who are madly in love when the cameras stop rolling?

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Despite the crazy chemistry, not all fans are interested in seeing couples act together, especially if it happens frequently.

So, what camp do you fall in?

Which is Better: The Will Trent TV Series or The Books? Cast Your Vote!by Laura Nowak Broadcast Used to Be Weird, Fun, and Take Risks — What Happened?by Jasmine Blu Do Real-Life Couples Make Better On-Screen Partners?by Whitney Evans

Do you find real-life couples acting together cute and fun?

Or does it annoy you?

You Can...

9-1-1‘s Jennifer Love Hewitt narrates Investigation Discovery’s true crime series A Killer Among Friends, premiering on July 14, 2025 at 10pm Et/Pt. New episodes of the six-episode season will air on Mondays.

Jennifer Love Hewitt, soon to be seen reprising her role as Julie James in I Know What You Did Last Summer, also serves as an executive producer. “Identifying new pockets of storytelling in an innovative format has always been a passion of mine as an executive producer,” stated Jennifer Love Hewitt. “A Killer Among Friends offers a unique opportunity for me to draw from my own work as an actress, as we blend together a kaleidoscope of perspectives to tell each of these tragedies that deeply impact group dynamics and shatter beliefs.”

Additional executive producers include Julie Pizzi, Jesse Daniels, Farnaz Farjam, and Elissa Halperin. The series is produced by Bunim-Murray Productions.

“From college friend groups,...

Jennifer Love Hewitt is channeling Julie from I Know What You Did Last Summer — only this time in real life for Investigation Discovery’s new A Killer Among Friends true crime series.

Love Hewitt executive produces and narrates the new ID series.

“Sure, you can trust your friends, but I wouldn’t,” she warns at one point in the trailer. The six-parter, to debut July 14, follows six groups of friends, and six historical cases of murder and treachery among them.

“A Killer Among Friends offers a unique opportunity for me to draw from my own work as an actress, as we blend together a kaleidoscope of perspectives to tell each of these tragedies that deeply impact group dynamics and shatter beliefs,” Love Hewitt, who has turned to film producing in recent years, added in a statement.

The trailer is full of dramatic recreations and interview clips with interconnected friends who recall with regret,...

There’s a new sequel to the 1997 slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer (watch it Here) and its 1998 follow-up I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (watch that one Here) coming our way from director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge), aiming for a July 18 theatrical release. Jennifer Love Hewitt, who played heroine Julie James in the first two films, and Freddie Prinze Jr., who was Julie’s boyfriend Ray Bronson in those films, are reprising their roles – and they’re going to be facing off with a new “Fisherman” killer that’s stalking a whole new cast. ExtraTV caught up with Hewitt on the set of the film, where she told them it felt it was “really so cool” that she was given the chance to come back for another I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel and that fans look forward to seeing her in the movie.

A billion-dollar horror franchise is returning to the people behind its creation. For almost as long as horror franchises have existed, they have been getting reboots and remakes, finding new ways to continue frightening audiences over the years. Remakes, especially slasher remakes, were particularly popular in the 2000s. Between 2003 and 2011, Platinum Dunes alone produced the remakes The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Amityville Horror, The Hitcher, Friday the 13th, and A Nightmare on Elm Street, while other companies mounted remakes such as Halloween, My Bloody Valentine, Black Xmas, The Stepfather, and Sorority Row within that same time frame.

While reboots have now become less prominent, the horror genre has continued to find ways to resurrect iconic franchises, largely in the form of legacy sequels that introduce new characters alongside original stars. This includes 2018's Halloween, which kickstarted a new trilogy featuring Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, 2022's Scream, which featured...