I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)

90's horror films were the worst...
This was awful on almost every level. For starters the actors were just plain terrible. I got irritated really fast with Brandy on just her big fanny and lips alone. And the unfortunate part is that her character lives. And then we have to watch Jennifer Love Hewitt lip-sync to I Will Survive. Oh, the agony! The writing was just as bad. (did people actually get paid for this?) Jennifer and Brandy win a trip through a rigged radio contest (not sure how we were supposed to believe that one but they did). On top of that, the trivia answer they gave was completely wrong, but I guess a couple of bimbo's wouldn't notice and that is how their characters are portrayed. So they go to the island where our good 'ol fisherman friend Ben Willis is back to finish what he started killing almost everyone except the two people who caused his accident. I guess his motive started to wear off and now he kills just for fun. The fisherman's son is even in this now as one of the friends going by the name Wil Benson [(Ben's son) put together]. How original. The nineties were the worst for horror. The Scream films were entertaining, but they more or less were just making fun of the genre. It's hard to take any of these movies seriously. Urban Legend was another dismal attempt. However, that's not to say there weren't some bad ones during every decade, but there isn't anything truly memorable from this period. I feel the need to give this one star. It's sickening to see that 100 people have given this turkey 5 stars so far. Obviously, they don't know what a good film entails.

oh what a scary movie
it is a some what scary movie but i wont pee in my pants over it when i was ten i was scared but as i grew up it was as scary as i thought i would tell people to get it, it has a good plot but not very scary

terrible
This is a terrible film that was totally unnecessary and unoriginal. It is just a rehash of the first film, I Know What You Did Last Summer. The film has a cliché epilogue that contradicts what came before. I won't give it away, but you could easily guess it. I hated this film.