Steineded How sad is this?

Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Kaydan Christian A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

sarahdekoning861 I know a lot of people hated this. But I, maybe unfortunately, enjoyed it.. Let me explain. Even though Lindsey Lohan was not a good choice to be the main protagonist in this film, she did do a job at portraying the 'sexy' parts as a stripper. I think someone like Saoirse Ronan would've done a better job (it did remind me a bit of the Lovely Bones), it still portrayed what the producer wanted to potray. The problem is, in my opinion, that the writer meant to say something different. The metaphors and symbolism are more simplistic than one might think. I liked the 'red vs blue' theme and I think this film would've, (or could've) been fantastic. That is why I am giving it an 8. I should give it a 6, because other than the 'thought of it being a good plot' it sucked, but I like having an open mind.

philneil IMDb Users in their infinite wisdom have given this title a poor rating. Why? Well seeing that it is actually a very decent movie, one would assume it is solely down to the lead, namely Ms. Lohan. Sit down, watch the movie and cast aside anything you may know about LL's personal life. The story is intriguing, the direction is superb; very atmospheric, and the performances within are sound. IKWKM is well worth a watch for these reasons alone. The story-line moves along at a steady pace and can seem rather confusing but perseverance will pay off. Like a lot of films of this genre the ending falls short from being truly satisfying and loses touch with reality. A little exposition would not have gone amiss. That said, there is adequate closure so the viewer should not feel cheated.

douglas.soesbe I've been meaning to write this for a long time, but the reviews of this movie are largely unfair. I found this movie a deliciously dark, often witty but scary experience. The writing is quite good, miles ahead of what the genre usually provides. Character work was detailed and dialogue was way above average. Somehow I think that Lindsey Lohan's reputation at the time was reviewed more than the movie, which is miles ahead of most films in this genre. The dual personalities and the theme of separating reality from fantasy is very well positioned in the script, which brings a level of thematic to the piece that's rare for the genre, as well. I also think the movie, because it was sold as a horror film, was hugely misunderstood.

Python Hyena I Know Who Killed Me (2007): Dir: Chris Sivertson / Cast: Lindsay Lohan, Julia Ormond, Neal McDonough, Brian Geraghty, Kenya Moore: Stylish thriller about physical and emotional evaporation, and evaporation is one word that can describe what happens to any hint of a screenplay. Lindsay Lohan survives being tortured yet believes she is someone other than that of her original identity. This all plays out rather clever until the third act where fingers and limbs are shown severed in full detail. Director Chris Sivertson seems obsessed with the colour blue for reasons unknown. This becomes distracting and pointless. Lohan has given superb performances in other films, and this being her first attempt at a horror film should have been a different role to tackle. Unfortunately she comes off as if she doesn't care, and the role is somewhat confusing especially given her behaviour after her abduction where in her traumatic state she believes she is a stripper. Neal McDonough, Brian Geraghty, and particularly Julia Ormond are wasted in flat supporting roles. McDonough and Ormond are Lohan's clueless parents. The villain is a complete moron because his motive are overwhelmingly stupid. It all comes down to a climax of blood, gore and mayhem topped with the highest forms of idiocy. It's not difficult to see who killed this film. All evidence points to the director. Score: 2 / 10