In this sequel, Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt) has a new best friend, Karla Wilson (Brandy Norwood). They're in college together and they're roommates.
They wrongfully win a trip to The Bahamas and all hell breaks loose. Julie's relationship with Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze, Junior) is seemingly on the rocks but ends up being the opposite.
It's not a great movie by any means. But it's nowhere near the disaster that many people unfairly make it out to be, either.
I can think of many horror movies (slasher and otherwise) that are way worse than this. Examples are My Bloody Valentine 2009 and Valentine, both of which have consistently abysmal acting.
If you're a fan of all of the cast members (which I am), check this out. Oh, the acting has the same inconsistency that I described in my review for the I Know What You Did Last Summer movie. Again, that movie and all slashers, other than My Bloody Valentine 2009, Psycho 1960 and Valentine, have that inconsistency with acting.
They wrongfully win a trip to The Bahamas and all hell breaks loose. Julie's relationship with Ray Bronson (Freddie Prinze, Junior) is seemingly on the rocks but ends up being the opposite.
It's not a great movie by any means. But it's nowhere near the disaster that many people unfairly make it out to be, either.
I can think of many horror movies (slasher and otherwise) that are way worse than this. Examples are My Bloody Valentine 2009 and Valentine, both of which have consistently abysmal acting.
If you're a fan of all of the cast members (which I am), check this out. Oh, the acting has the same inconsistency that I described in my review for the I Know What You Did Last Summer movie. Again, that movie and all slashers, other than My Bloody Valentine 2009, Psycho 1960 and Valentine, have that inconsistency with acting.