A new story based on one of the most acclaimed productions by young people in the late 90s.
The horror fans teenager are celebrating: HBO Max has just added to its catalog one of the most remembered sequels of nineties cinema. With a dark tone, constant suspense and a good dose of nostalgia, this production revives the spirit of a time when fear was mixed with youthful romances and unspeakable secrets.
After years of waiting, fans of the saga can finally enjoy “I know what they did last summer.”a direct continuation of the classic that marked an entire generation and that returns to conquer both nostalgic and new viewers.
I know what they did last summer
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What I Know What They Did Last Summer is about, the long-awaited premiere of HBO Max
The story picks up the events that occurred a year after the first film. Julie James, still traumatized by the events that have haunted her since that fateful summer, tries to continue with her university life. However, memories and guilt continue to haunt herespecially when he begins to receive new anonymous threats that remind him of the terrible secret he shared with his friends.
Looking to escape the past, Julie accepts a trip to the Bahamas with her friend Karla and a group of young people who are just looking for fun. But what seemed to be a paradise vacation soon turns into a nightmare when a series of brutal murders begins to spread terror throughout the place. The murderer they thought was dead has returnedand this time he doesn’t plan to leave any loose ends.
HBO Max: trailer for I Know What They Did Last Summer
HBO Max: cast of I Know What They Did Last Summer
- Jennifer Love Hewitt (Julie James)
- Freddie Prinze Jr. (Ray Bronson)
- Brandy Norwood (Karla Wilson)
- Mekhi Phifer (Tyrell Martin)
- Muse Watson (Ben Willis)
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