I Still Know What You Did Last Summer - Not so bad maybe?
Jul 26, 2018 21:00:15 GMT
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Post by forca84 on Jul 26, 2018 21:00:15 GMT
[/quote]I've never read it, but I'd heard that the novel is much more serious and emotional and has to do with the writer's own experience of a murderered family member. Maybe it will go for that angle and come off as less silly. Not that we need it in any way, and not that I have any knowledge of how the book is supposedly better, but I do like Mike Flanagan. [/quote]
Lois Duncan's daughter Katie was found shot to death in her Car. Duncan passed away not getting closure. She wrote a book about it called "Who killed my daughter?"
The novel was written in the 1970's & set in the Desert. So no Fisherman or Hook. Elsa was an overweight frumpy character jealous of newscaster Helen. Etc. The Teens accidentally run over a kid on a Bike. It's more of a suspense mystery and was never meant to be a slasher. Lois hated the movie.
Lois Duncan's daughter Katie was found shot to death in her Car. Duncan passed away not getting closure. She wrote a book about it called "Who killed my daughter?"
The novel was written in the 1970's & set in the Desert. So no Fisherman or Hook. Elsa was an overweight frumpy character jealous of newscaster Helen. Etc. The Teens accidentally run over a kid on a Bike. It's more of a suspense mystery and was never meant to be a slasher. Lois hated the movie.