I Know Who Killed Me (2007)
Genre: Thriller
Duration: 105 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Chris Sivertson
Stars: Lindsay Lohan, Julia Ormond and Neal McDonough
IMDb score:
3,6 (32.009)
Releasedate: 27 July 2007
I Know Who Killed Me plot
"There are two sides to every crime."
A promising young woman Aubrey Fleming (Lindsay Lohan) is seduced, kidnapped and tortured by a sadistic serial killer. After being rescued and the traumatized girl regains consciousness in the hospital, she claims she is someone else. The question then arises as to whether she suffers from post-traumatic depression, or is there something more sinister going on here?
Actors and actresses
Aubrey Fleming / Dakota Moss
Susan Fleming
Daniel Fleming
Phil Lazarus
Dr. Greg Jameson
Jazmin
Julie Bascome
Fat Teena
Dr. Alex Dupree
Himself
Reviews & comments
IH88
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- 9725 messages
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I Know Who Killed Me
Not so bad yet. The story gets more and more ridiculous and especially towards the end it all derails, but the beginning is pretty nice and Lohan doesn't do too bad. She has to play two personalities and of course she has experience with that. The film also wants to give it an erotic touch, but that fails miserably. Very sorry about that ridiculous ending.
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Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
Very mediocre.
Lohan is definitely not a favorite of mine, although she was nice in Mean Girls. But here she's not very perfect, despite doing a few scenes where she naturally radiates Lohan. Of course I just mean the pole scenes.
The story started out pretty decent, and I even started to wonder what was going to be so bad about it. But I was wrong, because then it starts to get more ridiculous by the minute after the murder. The twist is therefore more strange and ridiculous than clever.
The killer's denouement was well done, but the reasons for her "delusions" are just wrong and far-fetched. Fortunately, the horror was portrayed somewhat explicitly and that was a small plus.
But not recommended.
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Lavrot
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- 900 messages
- 0 votes
Whether it was a homage or a parody of Twin Peaks is not entirely clear, but I think I even heard a Badalamenti sound clip characteristic of that series several times. Furthermore, especially considering TP Season 3, the Blue Rose is clearly an element not to be missed. The broken heart also plays a prominent role. Also interesting was the somewhat peculiar "heavenly music" that was used here and there to support the images, and with that a reference to this great atmospheric film came into view: La Double Vie de Véronique (1991) - MovieMeter.nl.
All in all a not very bad "slasher" or what do you call such a film, but not quite my cup of coffee unfortunately.
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