u/TheEvilCar

I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (2006)

I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer (2006)

This movie is on my list of being one of the worst horror movies ever made.

"I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer" is the direct-to-video third entry in the "I Know What You Did Last Summer" franchise. First things first the movie has zero connections with the previous two movies (except for a silly plot twist at the end) and has an entirely new cast, it has TERRIBLE editing and the film is mostly a rehash of the first movie. Below there are spoilers of the movie.

The movie is set in 2005, a group of friends stage a prank where one of them pretende to be the Fisherman killer, which ends up getting one of them killed by accident and then they argue in a scene that copies the original film. Later on in the movie the actual Fisherman killer appears and starts to kill them (the first kill happens 40 minutes into the movie), except the killer isn't the friend who was supposedly killed nor is he a friend of that dead guy, it's fucking Ben Willis again but as a FUCKING BLOOD-THIRSTY ZOMBIE! Which is fucking stupid, that dumbass plot twist was most likely added because the movie barely has any connections to the first two. In the end, they finally kill the Fisherman by pushing him into a thresher, but in a post-credits scene he's somehow back again. This movie is so bad it has a rare 0% on Rotten Tomatoes. I'm glad we got the new 2025 sequel (which is set after the second movie and ignores this one).

Since this subreddit claims it's for movies that are "so bad they're good", i will say that i guess it is pretty fun to watch.

u/TheEvilCar — 1 hour ago
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Honest thoughts on Godzilla vs. Megaguirus? (And should Megaguirus return?)

I wanted to make a new post on r/GODZILLA so here's one last post of mine mentioning this underrated (in my opinion) Godzilla movie.

(just to clarify, not my last post on this subreddit, just the last post that'll mention this movie).

What are your thoughts on this film? I liked it and thought it was better than it's predecessor, Godzilla 2000, even if this film wasn't entirely good. But what do you think about it? And, as a bonus question do you think Megaguirus should return in the Godzilla franchise, or does she seem like a Battra copycat that Toho came up with that shouldn't come back?

u/TheEvilCar — 1 day ago
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Zombi 3 (1988)

"Zombi 3" from 1988 (also called "Zombie Flesh Eaters 2" if you live in the UK) is one of those "so bad it's good" movies. Directed by Lucio Fulci & Bruno Mattei, Zombi 3 is the in-name-only sequel to the cult classic Zombi 2 (also called "Zombie" in the US or "Zombie Flesh Eaters" in the UK), "in-name-only sequel" because the movie has zero connections to the previous film. Zombi 3 follows a group of scientists at a top-secret research facility who are working on a biological weapon called Death One, which mutates and kills the living creatures and reanimates the dead. The weapon is leaked out of the facility, which leads to a spread of infection among soldiers and tourists in the area.

There are very absurd moments throughout the film: The zombies in the movie are able to talk, there's a scene where a character is attacked by a flying zombie head that comes out of a fridge, a DJ on the radio suddenly starts documenting events of the movie (somehow knowing what's going on), and talks to the protagonists through the radio even after becoming a zombie...etc.

Despite it's numerous flaws and how bad it is, it's a very fun horror flick and i loved it, had more fun watching it compared to Zombi 2. If you wanna watch a terribly good film, i'd recommend watching this.

u/TheEvilCar — 1 day ago

Are the Ju-On reboot movies good in your opinion?

Ju-On: The Beginning of the End & Ju-On: The Final Curse, do you think they're good, mid or bad?

u/TheEvilCar — 5 days ago