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I Know What You Did Last Summer

I Know What You Did Last Summer

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Sep 13, 2026

SethHOST
14:07
And they also have their first IP house this year.
SethHOST
14:10
It is I Know What You Did Last Summer,
speaker_3UNKNOWN
14:13
which
SethHOST
14:13
I have vague memories of that movie.
Mia ShabinHOST
1:54
Costume designer on the film Fairyland, Maggie Whitaker.
Mia ShabinHOST
1:59
Co-founder of Cod Studios and prosthetics designer on I Know What You Did last summer, Adam Johansson.
Mia ShabinHOST
2:09
Composer on the film Goodbye, June Ben Harlan.
Mia ShabinHOST
2:14
Thank you, everyone, for being here.

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Adam JohansenGUEST
10:54
And I think, um, uh, that's a great question because it's, um, they're all, they're all huge consider a point of consideration when you're designing a prosthetic on something like, um, that, that, you know, I know he did last summer, there was a bunch of prosthetic makeups and, and likeness dummies and characters to, to sort of, to tell the story.
Adam JohansenGUEST
11:16
So again, it's really, it was really important talking to Jen, the director and, um, uh, and, and getting inside her head and, and, you know, um, you know, creating looks on the actors that, um, you know, leading into say a kill, um, that is comfortable for the actor to wear.
Adam JohansenGUEST
11:36
And then it's balancing, is that the actor? Is that a stunt double? Uh, and then is that a dummy? So it's sort of like breaking down, you know, how are we going to approach this particular kill for instance, in, in, in the film? I know what you did last summer.
Adam JohansenGUEST
11:48
Um, but if it is on the actor, it's, it's important, I think to, um, we'll do a lot of makeup testing here often, uh, say it's a cut throat gag and there's lots of blood rigs and things like that.
speaker_0HOST
4:57
Five Nights at Freddy's, the sequel, directed by Emma Tammy, which was also the highest grossing film directed by a woman that year.
speaker_0HOST
5:05
And I Know What You Did Last Summer, which was directed by Jennifer Caton Robinson.
speaker_0HOST
5:10
And just to pour salt into an already disgusting and infected wound, several major studios, including Paramount, Warner Brothers, and Lionsgate, didn't hire a single woman to direct one of their top films that year.
speaker_0HOST
5:26
Not one.
Zac AmicoHOST
60:24
Just kidding.
Zac AmicoHOST
60:25
When we saw, I saw I Know What You Did last summer, my dad had one of those hooks, and he put it under my pillow.
Zac AmicoHOST
60:33
Then I woke up in the middle of the night with it in my bed.
Zac AmicoHOST
60:36
That's awesome.
Ilya LaksinGUEST
57:22
in the bathtub.
Zac AmicoHOST
57:24
When we saw, I saw I Know What You Did last summer, my dad had one of those hooks and he put it under my pillow.
Zac AmicoHOST
57:32
Then I woke up in the middle of the night with it in my bed.
Zac AmicoHOST
57:35
That's awesome.
JoeyGUEST
22:06
Yeah, right? It's like, look at you hitting, coming for the plate.
JoeyGUEST
22:08
They got a I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Dan DennisHOST
22:10
Okay.
JoeyGUEST
22:11
So-
Dan DennisHOST
22:13
Pretty good
JoeyGUEST
22:14
...
JoeyGUEST
22:14
they, they're gonna have a I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Dan DennisHOST
22:15
They got a shaved head Jack Black in it?
Matt AguilarGUEST
48:38
This is like if...
Matt AguilarGUEST
48:41
Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer and American Horror Story all kind of had a baby as far as like the – there's a meta-ness to it, right? So the whole premise is like there's a big reunion, an anniversary celebration for this franchise called Blood Mountain.
Matt AguilarGUEST
48:58
It was a movie.
Matt AguilarGUEST
49:00
and so the whole cast is reuniting and there's like they bring in the super fan uh to like stay at the old house from the movie and stuff so there's this real like hey we're celebrating this franchise but then like real deaths start happening But what the book does is essentially like the PR people and the people like associated with this don't really want to let people know that like someone really died.
JessieHOST
0:43
So that's fun.
JessieHOST
0:44
Anyway, we're talking about I Know What You Did Last Summer 2025.
TravisHOST
0:48
Yeah, yeah.
TravisHOST
0:48
We're keeping it going with the recent sequels to some of the slashers from the '90s.
TravisHOST
1:40
... give me some info on this movie here.
JessieHOST
1:42
I will.
JessieHOST
1:43
So I Know What You Did Last Summer released July 18th, 2025.
JessieHOST
1:47
Right now you can stream it on Netflix.
Chloe GreenbergGUEST
52:55
There's going to be rides and live shows.
Chloe GreenbergGUEST
52:58
One of the new additions they are highlighting this year is a nod to the 90s slasher, I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Chloe GreenbergGUEST
53:04
So in this haunted house, guests will be thrown right into recreations of some of the film series' more memorable kills and jump scares.
Chloe GreenbergGUEST
53:12
Halloween kicks off on Saturday the 11th and runs through October 31st.
Sinead ManganHOST
2:31
But most of the extra spend went to big Hollywood productions spurred on by tax offsets.
Sinead ManganHOST
2:36
Queensland masqueraded as the Amazon jungle in Jack Black's Anaconda, and Sydney's northern beaches stood in for North Carolina in I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Sinead ManganHOST
2:45
Australian film producers and directors argue this sort of American content is drowning out local stories and monopolizing crews.
Sinead ManganHOST
2:53
To talk about this and what it takes to make films in regional Australia, I'm joined by award-winning screen producer and founder of Magpie Pictures, Lois Randall.

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