Amazon Prime Have Created a Killer Burger for the Launch of the “I Know What You Did Last Summer” Series.

Amazon Prime Have Created a Killer Burger for the Launch of the “I Know What You Did Last Summer” Series.

Available at Milky Lane and on Deliveroo.

If you reckon you could kill for a burger right now, resist that urge and check out this epic burger collab Amazon Prime has done with Deliveroo and Milky Lane to promote the release of the new thriller series I Know What You Did Last Summer.

Inspired by the revamped teen slasher series, the ‘Screaming Bloody Burger’ will be available at all Milky Lane restaurants and Deliveroo from 15 October—the same day the new I Know What You Did Last Summer series drops on Amazon Prime.

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This new burgey is made up of a monster piece of Southern fried chicken, American cheddar cheese, blood-red habanero slaw, blood-red stained spicy pineapple, crispy maple bacon and green garlic aioli, all on a black charcoal bun.

And honestly, the way they’ve assembled this bad boy makes it look like some killer from the shadows has hacked into it with a butcher’s knife.

All in all, that’s a hell of a burger for $20.

It only gets better from here ‘cos the first 500 people to buy one of these burgers will also get to attend an exclusive virtual screening of I Know What You Did Last Summer.

Now, if you’re wondering what the heckers is I Know What You Did Last Summer, relax ‘cos we’ll field this one for you.

This was a teen slasher film series from the late 90s starring Jennifer Love Hewitt which followed four teens who accidentally hit someone with their car and disposed of the body. Exactly one year later, a mysterious fisherman begins stalking the teens.

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Man, I love a good ol’ fashioned teen slasher.

Amazon Prime has now acquired the rights to the show and has produced an eight-part series, with the first four episodes dropping on 15 October.

A subscription to Amazon Prime costs $6.99/month in Australia.

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