“People” has followed Lindsay Lohan’s social life so rigorously and loyally over the years, they decided they may as well just go ahead and cover other facets of her life, starting with her cinematic life, and so they’ve premiered the first two pics from the continually exhaustion and alcohol afflicted starlet’s upcoming thriller I KNOW WHO KILLED ME. In it, she stars as a stripper who’s abducted and tortured by a serial killer. After she escapes, however, she returns home with an entirely different personality. Check out one of the pics below then click on Linds’, heaving, miraculously regenerating bosom to see the other one. I KNOW WHO KILLED ME opens July 27th, depending on Linds’ inebriation and the state of her extremely fluctuating hotness.
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