One of them I know what I did last summer died before reinforcing the last minute

This article contains Spoilers For “I know what I did last summer” 2025.

When going to revive the year 2025 for “I know what I did last summer,” the fans are generally that the main character (Wonders) is likely to make it out of the story. She was the main character, like Jennifer, like Juliet, 28 years ago, at least tried to do the right thing during this chaotic incident of unintended killing.

The fans were the least certainty of the fate of Danika (Madeleine Klein), a character who is basically the spiritual reincarnation of Hilin Chevars (Sarah Michel Giler) from the first movie. Helen was tragicly killed after a very Suspicious chase sequenceIn a moment she is still chasing fans after decades. “I know what I did last summer,” is generally seen as a lesser version of the “Scream”, but Helen’s death (and those exciting minutes before) is one of the few cases where the film rises above that reputation. Helen’s murder was killed in a way that did not do any other death in this privilege.

Perhaps for this reason, when I originally decided to restart Danika in a similar way, the masses of the masses revolted. in A recent interview with Hollywood ReporterMadeleine Klein revealed that the death of her fake personality was originally supposed to be her real death, only to change somewhat in the production process after a violent reaction of the focus group.

“I only received the news that I used to return about two and a half weeks ago,” Klein explained. She was interviewed on June 28, which means that these additional scenes were filmed more than a month before the film was released in theaters. “We have shot all these very final scenes about two weeks ago.”

The best argument to miraculously save Danika’s life is that it is a kind of spiritual justice of Hilin Chevars. Danika was not like Helen in character and appearance only. She had a full dream sequence where she It seems that he spoke to Helen’s ghost. The fate of Helen commented on the head of Danika like the sword of Damocles, to the point that I felt that the film was not asking us simply, “Will Danika die?” But “Will Danika end like Helen?”

To spare Danika from Helen’s fate, to give her the opportunity to move forward with this chaos related to the hook in a way that Helen has never been able to, she definitely feels a healthy note to finish her arc. The only problem is that horror is not always supposed to be healthy. Horror is supposed to be scary, harsh, even harsh; Viewers are supposed to think that the risks are real and that a happy end is not guaranteed. The test fans may not have been pleased with Helen’s death, but the book kept her anyway because they understood that this was not supposed to be a good story.

In many ways, “I know what I did last summer (2025)” seems to repeat the same mistakes as the recent “screaming” continues. Two “screams”, with their four essence Stay away from stab wounds as nothingThey killed a lot of suspense in the series in their endeavor to keep the viewers happy. It is a good thing for viewers to roast the main characters to survive, but this does not mean that horror movies must expel all realism from the window to give the audience’s desires. Sometimes, viewers are supposed to be exposed. The first “I know what I did last summer” understand this, and for this reason this new restart will not escape from its shadow.