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2025-08-16
I Know What You Did Last Summer was Sony’s quick attempt to snag some of Scream’s box office blood money. So it feels fitting that this fishy franchise is once again following in Scream’s footsteps, coming back with a legacy sequel that recycles the original title. (Just like Halloween, Candyman, The Thing…) Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. return to face off against a new fisherman, but does the new cast and mystery hook our hosts? It’s the final installment in our 2025 I Know What You Did Last Summer donation series, so support indie podcasts and donate today to find out if this movie is slicker than the original!
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2025-08-16
Just when you thought this franchise was dead in the water, Amazon Prime dredges it back up for the streaming generation. I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Series trades in rain slickers and fishhooks for influencers, secrets, and enough teen angst to fill an entire clambake. There’s no fisherman, hook, or even a kid on a bike, but for the first time in the franchise, there’s an actual whodunnit. Did this eight-episode reboot reel in something fresh, or is it just chum in the water? Donate to support Now Playing Podcast and hear the full review now!
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2025-07-14
Where do horror franchises go to die? Straight to DVD… and straight to hell. I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer is the third wheel nobody asked for, ditching the original cast, crew, and common sense. The setting moves from North Carolina to Colorado, and the writing moves straight into the trash. It’s got new teens, no thrills, and one absolutely bonkers twist that might actually make you laugh more than scream. Want to know what bait the killer fisherman’s dangling now? Donate to Now Playing Podcast and reel in our review of this flailing, failing sequel.
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2025-07-14
Director James Gunn leaves Guardians of the Galaxy behind to launch DC Studios, starting with the 2025 resurrection of Superman. But can David Corenswet be a Man of Steel to Metropolis after Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult) smears his good name in a social media campaign that questions why dad Bradley Cooper sent him to Earth? And is the narrative even harder to control when reporter-girlfriend Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) challenges the way “Big Blue” protects foreign countries from invasion? Get the full scoop as the Now Playing Gang reunites.
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2025-06-27
Rebecca Romijn (X-Men) looks like just another Femme Fatale in a sleazy Brian De Palma thriller as she seduces and robs a bejeweled woman walking the red carpet at a glitzy movie premiere. But can the vixen wash away her sins and adopt a “good girl” identity after she falls for French ambassador Peter Coyote (E.T.)? Or will paparazzo Antonio Banderas spoil her image makeover by publishing a revealing picture that brings unwanted attention from criminals she left for dead? April Patrons don’t have to pay a $10 million ransom to find out now!
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2025-06-27
After the heavy events of the past few weeks, Arnie, Marjorie, and Justin lighten things up with a look at John Hughes’ teen sex comedy, Weird Science. Following The Breakfast Club, Hughes takes a wilder approach to high school misfits—this time with a hacked-together dream woman played by Kelly LeBrock. The film features early Robert Downey Jr. as a high school jerk, Bill Paxton in his unforgettable role as big brother Chet, and even Mad Max-style bikers led by Vernon Wells and Michael Berryman. But does Lisa’s magic still work 40 years later? Find out in this Patron-exclusive review!
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2025-06-27
Congo had the pedigree of a blockbuster: based on a Michael Crighton novel, produced by Kathleen Kennedy, directed by Frank Marshall, and featuring creatures by Stan Winston. It wanted to be the next Jurassic Park. And with a budget nearly as big, it sure tried. But instead of dino-sized success, we got killer gorillas, laser guns, and Tim Curry doing... whatever that accent was. Now, 30 years later, Congo is back in the spotlight with Now Playing Podcast’s new Patron-exclusive review. Is it a misunderstood adventure classic or just monkey business?
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2025-06-27
Our 2025 Summer/Fall Donation Drive kicks off today with our review of I Know What You Did Last Summer, the 1997 slasher that made hook hands cool again. But before the gore, there was... guilt? In this bonus episode, Arnie digs into the 1973 young-adult novel by Lois Duncan. But slasher fans be warned: there's no fisherman, no slickers, and definitely no body count. Just a group of teens, a hit-and-run, and a slow-burning mystery that’s more Nancy Drew than Ghostface. Find out what changed, what got lost in translation, and why Duncan was not thrilled with the adaptation, in this bonus book review podcast.
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2025-06-27
After Scream slashed up the box office, every studio wanted in on the teen horror revival. Sony called up Kevin Williamson, and he hooked them up with his loose adaptation of a 1973 YA novel: I Know What You Did Last Summer. With hot young stars, a moderate body count, and a killer mystery, the film was a surprise hit in October 1997 and instantly became sleepover canon for a generation raised on Dawson’s Creek and dial-up. But nearly three decades later, does this thriller still have bite, or is it just riding a wave of '90s hype? Donate to support Now Playing Podcast and hear this bonus review to find out!
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2025-03-28
Rena Riffel shoves fellow Cheetah’s dancer Elizabeth Berkley down the stairs and out of the spotlight as she makes the bootleg sequel Showgirls 2 all about her overlooked supporting character. Will the aging stripper achieve the fame she’s coveted for the last 16 years by leaving Vegas and baby daddy Glenn Plummer behind and earning a spot on a late-night avant-garde TV dance show? Become a Now Playing Patron in March 2025, and find out if Arnie, Marjorie, and Stuart are going to Hell for betting on Penny’s From Heaven as a winning bonus show.
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