Product arrived in good shape. Great movie. Fan of SMG movies.

Dumb 90s fun. Kinda hard to go wrong with this one.

This review is for the Mill Creek bluray. Just want to warn potential buyers that it is a barebones release. Other than the movie itself, there is nothing else on this disc. No image galleries, no trailers, no commentaries, etc. If you prefer extra filled releases from companies like Arrow or Scream Factory, then this release might not be for you.

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ may have come after Wes Craven’s ‘Scream’, but personally, I enjoy it just as much (and maybe a bit more). (Both screenplays were written by Kevin Williamson.). Frankly, I have a standalone copy by Mill Creek because, at the time of my purchase, the item on BestBuy was listed (incorrectly) as being released by Sony. My personal feedback is that this Blu-Ray release (no extras or special features) is a modest upgrade from DVD. Picture quality is somewhat sharper and colorful with contrast/blackness balance (an important factor while watching) being the most satisfactory. Case artwork (reminiscent of 1997) is also accurate and certainly a positive. However, if artwork isn’t important, Mill Creek also puts out double- and triple-feature releases. At least one of which (I can attest) surprisingly contains BETTER AUDIO of ‘I Know’ (without picture compromise). (This particular standalone offers only 2-channel surround.) For this reason alone, one might consider looking at the triple-feature by Mill Creek which is called “Queens of Scream” before making a purchase. It contains ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ in 5.1 channel surround along with ‘When A Stranger Calls’ (2006 remake) and ‘Vacancy’ (2007). Right now, it’s just under $8.99 on BestBuy!! One step up from that in quality is Sony 2008’s copy. Picture is well-saturated. Audio is in Dolby TrueHD 5.1. Usually, it must be purchased at $25+ pre-owned, third party or both. Unless you are either already a die-hard fan or home theater tech/specs person, “Queens of Scream” is the best viewing value though.

Worth picking up if your a fan of the movies and don’t want to pay the crazy high eBay prices for the original Blu-ray. That being said it is a mill creek Blu-ray so the visual quality does dip quite a bit from the 1st Blu-ray’s.