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I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel is 'much more brutal'

The director of the new 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' sequel has revealed the new movie is "much more brutal" than the first film because there is more "gore", "blood" and "violence".

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The 14 Most Exciting 2025 Horror Movies

This year’s slate of yet-to-release horror films is as promising — and terrifying — as ever.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt returning for I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel, director teases

With the film set to hit cinemas this summer, 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' legacy sequel director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson has revealed Jennifer Love Hewitt's Julie James will be appearing in the movie.

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Sarah Michelle Gellar teases I Know What You Did Last Summer return

Sarah Michelle Gellar has teased she will be appearing in Sony's legacy sequel to 'I Know What You Did Last Summer'.

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'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Sequel Release Window, Director, Cast News, and More for the Horror Reboot

A classic of the '90s is making its comeback, with some of the original stars back in their roles. Beware the hook-wielding killer.

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"Do Revenge" and the slaying Headmaster

In her first sizable role since Robin Williams' death, Gellar gives a wink to "BTVS" and "Cruel Intentions"

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'Do Revenge' stars Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke discuss teen roles, villains and fake woke men

"There is truly no one scarier than a teenage girl," says writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson ("Sweet/Vicious," "Someone Great") who puts that premise to the test in her second feature, "Do Revenge," a barbed Gen Z black comedy starring Camila Mendes ("Riverdale") and Maya Hawke ("Stranger Things").

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Review: 'Do Revenge' is all the teen movies, and it never slows down

The wickedly acerbic high school comedy "Do Revenge" is too witty for its own good by at least half and overbearingly, practically nauseatingly extra, but writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson ("Someone Great") is able to turn those potential negatives into superpowers.

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Do Revenge review – biting Netflix comedy updates Strangers on a Train

Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke play teens swapping revenge plots in this enjoyable, if overlong, throwback teen comedy

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