I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998) continues the slasher saga that began with the 1997 original, bringing back the menacing fisherman with a hook for another round of terror. The film follows survivors Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze Jr.) as they attempt to move on from the traumatic events of the previous summer. When Julie wins a trip to a luxurious Bahamian resort during a stormy weekend, she brings along her new friend Karla (Brandy Norwood) and Ray unexpectedly joins them, setting the stage for another deadly confrontation.

The sequel maintains the atmospheric tension of the first film while expanding the setting to an isolated tropical paradise that quickly becomes a claustrophobic death trap. Director Danny Cannon creates effective suspense sequences that play with the tropical storm elements and the resort's empty corridors, though the plot relies heavily on familiar slasher tropes and contrivances. Jennifer Love Hewitt delivers a committed performance as the traumatized final girl, while Mekhi Phifer and Brandy add fresh energy to the ensemble.

While criticized for its predictable plot twists and lower rating compared to its predecessor, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer offers nostalgic 90s horror entertainment with its mix of jump scares, teen drama, and the iconic hook-wielding villain. The film captures the era's slasher aesthetic and provides satisfying cat-and-mouse sequences for fans of the genre. For viewers seeking late-90s horror nostalgia or completionists of the franchise, this sequel delivers the expected chills and maintains the fisherman's status as a memorable horror antagonist.