Jim Gillespie

Jim Gillespie

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There's Someone Inside Your House poster
We have elements of this film that may remind some of I Know What You Did Last Summer, even down to the title that doubles as an entire sentence, but we also have a wry sense of humor that occasionally works its way throughout the film.
Jonathan Sim • ComingSoon.net • Oct 7, 2021
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There’s Someone Inside Your House may not be quite as slick with the metafiction as Craven’s Scream , but we do get that vein of self-awareness at times, such as when Alex references I Know What You Did Last Summer during the big party.
C.H. Newell • Father Son Holy Gore • Oct 4, 2021
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The 90s were home to a specific breed of slasher with films like Scream (1996), I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), and Urban Legend (1998) featuring intended targets who are both youthful and overly aware and themes that tease social commentary and a newfound morality.
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And the streaming service’s latest, There’s Someone Inside Your House , is similarly indebted to films like Black Christmas , Haze , and I Know What You Did Last Summer , which it explicitly references.
Roxana Hadadi • Polygon • Oct 6, 2021
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That’s right, There’s Somone Inside Your House is basically I Know What You Did Last Summer , but the sins in question are football-team hazing, drug addiction, and somehow running a white supremacist podcast without anyone thinking that your voice might sound similar to the valedictorian of the local high school.
Nick Johnston, www.facebook.com, nick.johnston • Vanyaland • Sep 28, 2021
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Fear Street: 1994 poster
The homages to the '90s era of self-aware slasher movies, such as I Know What You Did Last Summer and The Faculty , can be seen throughout 1994.
Ian Sandwell • Digital Spy • Jun 30, 2021
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“Goosebumps” this is not, “Fear Street Part One: 1994” gets the series off to a fun, blood soaked start, paying homage to the slasher films of the nineties (“Scream,” “Urban Legend,” and “I Know What You Did Last Summer”) and curating a solid foundation for the sprawling world-building set to take place in subsequent installments.
Nate Adams • The Only Critic • Jun 30, 2021
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Kevin Williamson, screenwriter of Scream , clearly read his share of teen-courting paperbacks, including the one he adapted into I Know What You Did Last Summer .
The A.V. Club • Jun 30, 2021
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It's serendipitous that the film opens in a mall with Maya Hawke from Stranger Things, a show that draws on artistic and narrative influences of the 1980s the way Fear Street honors I Know What You Did Last Summer, Scream, and other '90s horror hits.
Proma Khosla • Mashable • Jul 2, 2021
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By all appearances, Fear Street Part One: 1994 is a conventional contemporary riff on ‘90s horror classics like I Know What You Did Last Summer , The Faculty , and Scream , period-accurate needle drops and all.
Toussaint Egan • Polygon • Jul 2, 2021
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Scary Movie poster
Coming across like a MAD Magazine movie satire, except much, much filthier, "Scary Movie" is almost a scene-for-scene parody of "Scream," with the exception of an over-long sequence spoofing "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and another part that resembles the opening moments of "Scream 2."
Eric D. Snider
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Basically, the plot pretty much crosses the original "Scream" with "I Know What You Did Last Summer."
Calendar Live
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Wayans’s burlesque of Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer gets laughs the old-fashioned way, by waving the facts of anatomy in your face–or, for that matter, dripping, spurting and expelling them.
"Scary Movie" doesn't offer twists or variations on the plot of "Scream" or "I Know What You Did Last Summer."
Taylor Charles • Salon • Jul 7, 2000
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Unfortunately, the rest of the film eschews such glossy self-criticism in favor of conventional parody that relies on Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer for narrative momentum rather than mocking them outright.
Another character, the one inspired by Sarah Michelle Gellar's character from "I Know What You Did Last Summer," is named Buffy, named after Gellar's own hit TV show.
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Final Destination Bloodlines poster
…seemingly enjoying this new wave of revisited franchise enjoyment (Halloween, Scream, the forthcoming I Know What You Did Last Summer) that allows him to indulge in numerous wicked ways for the crowds wanting a break from elevated, sophisticated horror.
Peter Gray • The Aurum Review • May 13, 2025
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The Final Girls poster
And this might be unintentional, but she gives off heavy Jennifer Love Hewitt vibes, circa “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”
Ken Guidry • IndieWire • Oct 9, 2015
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A Haunted House poster
Such is the case with "A Haunted House," which additionally references 1999's " The Blair Witch Project ," 2010's " The Last Exorcism ," and, oddly, 1997's " I Know What You Did Last Summer " without knowing the first thing about subverting expectations or bringing clever or savvy twists to their shout-outs.
Safe Haven poster
Culminating in a Fourth of July parade and a life-or-death struggle amidst fireworks over the harbor, "Safe Haven" comes close to mirroring 1997's " I Know What You Did Last Summer " of all things.
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Unfriended poster
The plot is a cyber-rehash of “I Know What You Did Last Summer” and its endless ilk; yet another ghost in the machine coiling to shout “Boo!” Sometimes characters behave logically.
In essence, it's just an online version of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" as filtered through the visual look of "Timecode."
A morality tale about cyberbullying with shades of “I Know What You Did Last Summer” and “The Ring,” “Unfriended” should be applauded for addressing a very serious issue in today’s culture of anonymity-driven public shaming, but the fact that it’s surrounded by so much stupidity weakens its message.
Jason Zingale • Bullz-Eye
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Una cruza entre Sé lo que hicieron el verano pasado (I Know What You Did Last Summer, 1997) y Saw: juego macabro (Saw, 2004) para los millennials.
The Bye Bye Man poster
The college setting and young-adult protagonists give the movie the feel of ’90s horror classics like “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”
Katie Walsh, www.latimes.com, katie-walsh • Los Angeles Times • Jan 12, 2017
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The film has a sort of late 90s feel, if mostly for the rampant YA craze inspired by Wes Craven’s Scream films and I Know What You Did Last Summer .
Nicholas Bell • Ioncinema • Jan 14, 2017
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Fear Street: 1978 poster
If “Fear Street Part 1: 1994” was a spiritual cousin to “Scream” and “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” then Leah Janiak’s lively sequel/follow-up “Fear Street Part Two: 1978” is in the same ballpark as “Friday The 13th” and “Sleepaway Camp.”
Nate Adams • The Only Critic • Jul 7, 2021
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Prom Night poster
"I Know What You Did Last Summer" is head and shoulders above earlier "dead teenager movies" (as Robert Ebert liked to call them) such as "Friday the 13th" (1980) and "Prom Night" (1981).
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Unhuman poster
Brianne Tju from the remake of I Know What You Did Last Summer is the lead in this, along with Drew Schneid from the modern Halloween movies, Uriah Shelton from Freaky , Benjamin Wadsworth from TV’s Deadly Class , Ali Gallo, Joshua Mikel from The Walking Dead , Peter Giles (who will be The Collector in the upcoming The Collected ) and several other young actors to fill out the school bus full of potential victims.
Bands About Movies • Jun 3, 2022
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Briannae Tju (TV’s I Know What You Did Last Summer ) plays Ever, who keeps her head down, her mouth shut and tries not to make waves.
maddwolf • MadWolf • Jun 1, 2022
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Undead takes place over a single day and principally follows Ever (Brianne Tju, I Know What You Did Last Summer ).
Joe Lipsett • Queer Horror Movies • May 31, 2022
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Our hero is Ever, played by Brianne Tju (Amazon’s I Know What You Did Last Summer), a socially awkward teen from a less fortunate home.
Brian Eggert • Deep Focus Review • Jun 1, 2022
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The Good Neighbor poster
The set-up and progression feels at times like a one-man I Know What You Did Last Summer , while the awkward, semi-psychotic friendship at the center evokes Hitchcock’s Strangers On A Train .
The A.V. Club • Jun 16, 2022
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Freaky poster
Kevin Williamson, who seems almost a mentor to writer/director Landon, and his influence appear elsewhere, including later in the film by a killer wielding a meat hook (“I Know What You Did Last Summer”) and in the early shots to the extent they emulate “Halloween H:20.”
The Birds poster
By the way, the mountain road that they are driving along is the exact same highway from Hitchcock’s The Birds .
Bands About Movies • Aug 30, 2020
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Hotel for Dogs poster
Based on Lois Duncan’s junior novel (she also wrote the book on which “I Know What You Did Last Summer” was based!) and directed by Thor Freudenthal, “Hotel for Dogs” is strictly for the young folks.
Eric D. Snider • Eric D. Snider • Jan 16, 2009
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The Babysitter poster
It’s a little bit Girl Next Door , a dash of Home Alone , and a sprinkle of familiar horror films like Friday the 13th and I Know What You Did Last Summer, which the meta movie both subtly and overtly references.
Josh Sorokach • Decider • Oct 13, 2017
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Friday the 13th poster
"I Know What You Did Last Summer" is head and shoulders above earlier "dead teenager movies" (as Robert Ebert liked to call them) such as "Friday the 13th" (1980) and "Prom Night" (1981).
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Halloween poster
But it still falls short of the sheer technical brilliance of the original "Halloween" (1978) or the sly satire of "Scream" (1996).
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Although Black Christmas predates John Carpenter's film by four years, Halloween is the one that popularized the formula for almost every slasher movie that followed it, from Friday the 13th to A Nightmare on Elm Street to I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Psycho poster
Blurbs-of-interest: Hewitt and Prinze returned for the cheeseball sequel; Gellar had a cameo in Scream 2; Anne Heche played Janet Leigh’s role in the 1998 Psycho remake.
Hudson Lee • Mar 23, 2026
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