The soundtrack for I Know What You Did Last Summer includes songs both old and new, which is perfect for the most recent entry in the horror franchise. The film, which stars Chase Siu Wonders, Madelyn Cline, and Tyriq Withers, paves a new path forward but also honors the history of the franchise, which began with the classic 1997 movie.

The new I Know What You Did Last Summer movie succeeds at this by featuring both Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr., who led the original film. Even though reviews for I Know What You Did Last Summer haven’t been great, with Screen Rant’s own Mary Kᴀssel giving it a 4 out of 10, it was great to see both of these stars reprise their roles.

The ending of I Know What You Did Last Summer may be controversial, but there are plenty of entertaining moments in the slasher movie. With some fun new characters, brutal kills, and even a surprising dream sequence, I Know What You Did Last Summer makes for a fun time at the theaters. Additionally, the movie’s soundtrack is great. Therefore, here is every song on the I Know What You Did Last Summer soundtrack:

When Every Song On The I Know What You Did Last Summer Soundtrack Plays In The Movie

The Soundtrack Includes Songs From Artists Like Addison Rae & The 1975

“Tiny Screens” by Chloe Slater: This song starts to play before the movie even officially begins, while the production companies are still being named. Then, “Tiny Screens” continues to play as the new I Know What You Did Last Summer movie opens with a sH๏τ of the ocean, which pays homage to the beginning of the original film. This song is a great choice to start the movie with as audiences watch the waves crash into Southport’s rocky shoreline.

“Love Me Not” by Ravyn Lenae: After arriving back in Southport, Ava returns to her childhood home and starts getting ready for Danica’s engagement party. “Love Me Not” plays during a montage of Ava trying on dresses, which she hopes will impress her high school boyfriend Milo.

“Revelation” by The Knocks and Dragonette: At the engagement party, Ava is reunited with her best friend Danica. “Revelation” plays while the two friends walk through the party.

“Teen Rebel” by The Haunted Youth: The song “Teen Rebel” also plays at the engagement party, specifically as Ava and Danica stand on the balcony and look down at Milo and Teddy. During this scene, Danica tries to convince Ava to make a move on Milo, but she’s unsure. Despite this, Ava and Milo constantly lock eyes with each other while at the party.

“People” by The 1975: This song, which is considerably more hard rock than any of the previous songs in the movie, plays while Ava, Danica, Milo, Teddy, and Stevie drive along the cliffside. Even though Danica, the one driving, claims to be sober, everyone else in the car is acting quite recklessly. Obviously, this scene ends with Sam Cooper veering off the road and crashing his car, which changes all of their lives.

“Leave Me Alone” by Renee Rapp: After Ava, Danica, Milo, Teddy, and Stevie all agree to never talk about the car crash, the film cuts to one year later. “Leave Me Alone” plays while Ava is having Sєx with Tyler, a true crime podcaster, in the stall of an airport washroom.

“Carousel Horses” by Christian Lee Hutson: After Milo picks both Ava and Tyler up from the airport, “Carousel Horses” plays while they drive back into Southport.

“Swoon” by Fickle Friends: This song plays while Ava arrives at Danica’s bridal shower. Having Danica be engaged to a new person shows just how much has changed since the tragic car accident a year earlier. Additionally, during this scene, Ava learns how close Danica and Stevie have gotten in the past year while she has been gone.

“Wedding March”: After Danica’s new fiancé, Wyatt, is murdered by the Fisherman while she takes a bath, “Wedding March” plays as she walks down the staircase of their home. During this scene, she walks through the eerily quiet home and eventually sees Wyatt’s ᴅᴇᴀᴅ body and a threatening message from the Fisherman smeared on her wall in blood.

“Lewps” by Charlie Houston: This song plays during the montage which features Tyler walking through Southport and recording her true crime podcast. During this montage, we learn that Teddy’s father covered up the previous murders in Southport so he could attract new residents to the town, essentially turning it into the Hamptons of the south. This scene is very important to connect the movie to the original I Know What You Did Last Summer film.

“Hush” by The Marías: After Danica gets attacked and almost killed by the Fisherman, the core group of characters sleep over at Teddy’s house. Ava and Milo share a room, and “Hush” plays as they begin to hook up. However, Milo quickly asks for a minute and leaves the room. This is the last time that Ava sees Milo alive in the film, as he is quickly strangled by the Fisherman.

“Devil Town” by Angie McMahon: This song plays at the beginning of the film’s epilogue, after Ray reveals himself to be one of the Fishermen and is killed by Ava. “Devil Town” plays while several sH๏τs of the town of Southport are shown. Finally, Danica’s body washes up to the beach and it is revealed that she is still alive.

“Days Move Slow” by Bully: This plays as Ava and Danica talk and reflect on everything that has happened at the very end of I Know What You Did Last Summer, and leads into the movie’s credits.

“Summer Forever” by Addison Rae: This is the final song on the I Know What You Did Last Summer soundtrack and plays as the credits roll.

Where To Listen To I Know What You Did Last Summer’s Soundtrack

You Can Listen To The Songs From The Soundtrack Now

The soundtrack for I Know What You Did Last Summer is not currently available as an album. However, all the aforementioned songs can be streamed on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Amazon. Therefore, you can refer to our list and find all of your favorite songs from the I Know What You Did Last Summer soundtrack.

Additionally, the official score for the new I Know What You Did Last Summer movie is currently available on Apple Music and Amazon. If you enjoyed the instrumentals and compositions that gave the film its creepy tone, these songs can also be found and downloaded. As the movie continues its theatrical run, enjoy listening to all the songs from the official I Know What You Did Last Summer soundtrack!