I Know Who Killed Me

The script is shockingly tin-eared and inept. It's filmed as a lurid dream in 943 shades of blue - although All Cheerleaders Die director Chris Sivertson had a lot bigger problems than deciding which blue filter to use in this scene or that one. ... Full Review

However, it is rare that these movies actually get to pretend to torture actors with healthy careers, since they do not have to do this type of garbage. The whole thing is perverse, with first-time (and hopefully last time) screenwriter Jeffrey Hammond and director Chris Sivertson taking particular delight in the way the killer toys with his victims. ... Full Review

I wouldn't want to give away plot details to I Know Who Killed Me that might spoil any plans to Netflix and heckle it with friends (or to stumble across it on cable and heckle it alone), but suffice it to say that this line is delivered with utter seriousness by someone who is in no way dead, even by the movie's own convoluted stretches of imagination (granted, a limited one in this case). ... Full Review

Lindsey is not very good at it but it may be a welcome extra for her most ardent admirers who now have something they can pause and freeze frame. But in case you were wondering, there is an actual story that slides up and down that pole and its a lot stranger than you might imagine. ... Full Review

Its also the perfect metaphor for the movie I Know Who Killed Me as a whole. I Know Who Killed Me isnt captivating enough or deep enough to be considered a psychological thriller. Real realistic characters here, I tell you. ... Full Review

What the critics had to say: "Gruesomely tawdry and inept."Entertainment Weekly "A disaster that exerts a perverse fascination."Variety "Bad is easy: this level of awful approaches the genius." ... Full Article

April 24, 2008 Sometimes, when you hear a film is utter crap, you tend to do one of two things: you avoid it altogether or you see it out of morbid curiosity. ... Full Article

Juno screenwriter Diablo Cody has a new movie on the horizon, and this one is going to be a sci-fi thriller.The cast so far is pretty A-list: Amanda Seyfried from Mean Girls, Megan Fox, Adam Brody, and J.K. ... Full Article

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Posted by Defamer Hollywood at 4:37 AM on January 22, 2008 Because no one is really going to be happy until the newly rehabbed, destined for morgue gore-mopping Lindsay Lohan falls off the wagon in a Jeff Conaway-style drooling-screaming fit... ... Full Article