In a spoiler-filled chat, the star breaks down the twists and turns she didn't know about until two weeks before the movie started screening for press.

In the new non-fiction book 'Screaming and Conjuring,' Duncan is quoted saying that she didn't like seeing "people screaming and laughing" about the violence

As 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' debuts, Jennifer Kaytin Robinson's requel has plenty of surprises for fans of the OG.

In its second weekend of release, “Superman” collected $57.3 million from 4,774 venues — a standard 54% decline from its $125 million debut. After strong weekday holds, the Warner Bros. comic book adventure has earned $236 million domestically and $406 million globally.

In "I Know What You Did Last Summer," the brutal killer targeting the group turns out to be killers. Stevie (Sarah Pidgeon), one of the friends who witnessed the car accident, turned out to be friends with the person who died. Overwhelmed by grief, she decided to get revenge and seek help from her boss — none other than Ray Bronson.

Along with Ghostface, Hannibal Lecter and Candyman, he was one of the most iconic cinematic killers of 90s horror. Now, the Fisherman is back with a reboot of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" hitting cinemas around the world around July 17.

Austin Nichols appears in I Know What You Did Last Summer as Pastor Judah. The actor has had starring roles in One Tree Hill and The Walking Dead, and his movies include The Day After Tomorrow and The Six Triple Eight.

Jennifer Kaytin Robinson's twists on the '90s horror hit aren't novel enough to make the film more than a roundup of predictable cliches.

Spoiler alert — returning stars Freddie Prinze Jr. and Jennifer Love Hewitt also tell PEOPLE their reactions to the plot twists