As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

I Know Who Killed Me (2007) Starring: Lindsey Lohan, Julia Ormond, Neal McDonough, Brian Geraghty, Spencer Garrett, Gregory Itzin, Kenya Moore, Kenya Moore, Garcelle Beauvais Directed By: Chris Sivertson Review THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO EVERY CRIME. Remember back in the day when Lindsey Lohan had a career just because she was a hot ginger? Yeah this movie was the freaking poster child for that. Lindsey Lohan has a twin and these twins can feel each other's pain so much to the point that when one loses an arm the other loses an arm. I have no idea because instead of making it something supernatural the film feels the necessary to pass this off as a real thing. So she wakes up in a hospital one day with no arm and is taken in by people who claim to be her parents but are really the twins parents and the daughter is in the clutches of a killer and she starts banging the twins boyfriend for some reason if any movie could prove to you Lindsey Lohan can't act worth a damn this is that movie. There are no scares in this film, the only thing I could give this film is that I really didn't see where they were going with it because every turn was so damn stupid and nonsensical that I stopped caring twenty minutes in.

I'm wondering how the horror community missed the boat on this one. Put in some bad English dubbing and slap Argento's name on it, and people would be hailing it as a giallo masterpiece! Now, I'm not suggesting this is some misunderstood classic, but giallos are not exactly known for their sensible plots and great acting. The bright primary colors (those oh-so subtle reds and blues) are also giallo staples. This would've made for a great drive- in double feature with The Bird With The Crystal Plumage back in those fondly remembered days. And I believe that Lindsay Lohan is due for a career renaissance as the new queen of the b-movies, with this as a prime example. If you long for the grindhouse era, then this is right up your aisle.

I think this is the first time I actually paid attention to some visual detail that felt like symbolism. Usually I just ignore it, if I'm not in the mood to actually analyse the film properly. When I started watching I Know Who Killed Me, I first thought how weird the use of colour blue was sometimes. It was effective, but sometimes slightly annoying and weird. But since the colour was used so lot, alongside with the colour red, it was clear that there was some kind of meaning to that colour. Those are some strong colours, which affect the visual side of the movie a lot. They look extremely beautiful, but because of the ominousness of the film it was clear they weren't just colours this time.When I read the quick summary on Netflix, I actually thought the roles would be reversed: that the girl who disappeared would wake up in an identical body but have a completely different life. That version would be also interesting, since this way seems typical. It makes it seems that the girl who disappeared, Aubrey, had two personalities, or she's suffering from amnesia. I don't know if the approach the film makers took was original, since they built it in the way it became predictable. This movie is mostly easy to follow, apart from a certain flashback. It feels like the movie just took another turn without any warning, and it doesn't even make any sense. Well, once the flashback is over it's easy to understand what had just happened. Still, it was quite a long flashback without any kind of warning - or did I just miss it? That's possible too.While I enjoyed the visual side of this movie, and Lindsay Lohan as an actress, the story just doesn't do it for me. It has a lot to offer, but that just seems to go down the drain. It's intriguing, but something is missing. It's thrilling, but not enough. The characters are interesting only on the surface, it doesn't feel like there's a lot under their skin. This film has serious Twin Peaks (and David Lynch in general) vibes, but they don't feel as true as whatever Lynch does. I feel like it's good to see this film once if you're interested in it, but it definitely isn't a movie everyone should see. You can live your life happily never seeing this film. I doubt I will watch this again.

****Will contain spoilers****My friend told me to watch this as I love LeLo a lot. Everyone over reacts about this film there were good points about it like the plot twist and how they set it up also the death of her father. It was just slightly disappointing and had you thinking why for example the colour blue used all the time I had to Google why also the ending was very bad. watch the film give it a go just don't go in thinking that it is the best LeLo film you will ever see. Well known actors in this film and couldn't stop thinking about them like Dave from desperate housewives.