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Critics Consensus: Distasteful and ludicrously plotted, I Know Who Killed Me is a career nadir for all involved -- particularly Lindsay Lohan in a dual role.
Critic Consensus: Distasteful and ludicrously plotted, I Know Who Killed Me is a career nadir for all involved -- particularly Lindsay Lohan in a dual role.
All Critics (75) | Top Critics (18) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (70) | DVD (6)
The troubled star writhes her way through a red-lit pole dance in the opening credits and shrieks her way through a prolonged torture-porn sequence; after those lurid turns the movie settles into an indifferent mystery plot.
A credible piece of pop entertainment of the hottie-in-distress genre.
Gruesomely tawdry and inept.
Incoherent and semi-vile.
Pretentious and inane, I Know Who Killed Me arouses unexpected sympathy for its embattled star.
No review could really do justice to the monumental trashiness of this mess; it really has to be seen to be believed.
If you haven't seen it and like things that are terrible, what you have here is a gold mine of bad creative decisions that culminate in one of the most baffling cinematic experiences of the 2000s.
It might not be a good film, but it has its perverse fascinating moments.
It can only be assumed that this is Lindsay's bid to assume serious actress status.
It's possible the movie seemed to Lohan and/or her handlers a means to transition from her Disney movies into "adult" fare. It's also possible that no one read a script.
Lindsay Lohan takes on a dual role in director Chris Sivertson's twisty, perversely fascinating psycho thriller.
There's a special kind of effort that must go into turning out a flick this impossibly bad.
Chris Sivertson should start realizing what killed this movie. It has no heart, no soul, no story, and nothing believable happening throughout. This movie is honestly terrible and should be tossed around the barrel as a film that's on the edge of being the worst of the films of the decade. I have definitely seen worse films, but on it's own, it's dreadful! Lindsay Lohan normally brings decent acting to the table, but it's so hard to take seriously when the concept is so laughably bad. Wow, I don't know who would ever call this film good, but they must have lost there minds!
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Horrible story with horrible acting. The title does not go with the movie. I mean it says "I Know Who Killed Me" but the victim survived at the end. I did heard that twins can feel their pain or feelings or whatever, but what's up with the cutting? The ending was pathetic. Aubrey Fleming (Lindsay Lohan) couldn't breath because her twins was buried, but after some moments, she was breathing perfectly fine. Did her twins found an oxygen mask in her grave?
Not so bad. I guess it's the most you can expect from Lindsay Lohan. The funniest part was trying to figure out what was going to happen....and they sure didn't use the best way
A film that really misjudged it's own level of quality. It struts around believing it is as technically spectacular as Silence of the Lambs, or as mindbending as Fight Club. The actors stumble about in a haze of uncertainty, as the audience becomes confused, not due to the complexity of the film, but how such a simple film can believe itself to be so complex. Lohan is too desperate to shed her teen idol skin, making her seem as needy as Kutcher in The Butterfly Effect. Only watch this film if you are intrigued by incredibly terrible movies.
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