Yesterday, we told you about the pseudo video blog the fictional serial killer in the Lindsay Lohan-starring thriller I KNOW WHO KILLED ME is maintaining at the film’s official site. Today, that wacky psychopath has posted a video of Lohan doing a surprisingly sexy, albeit short and blurry, stripper routine. Which makes sense considering she plays a stripper. Who’s kidnapped and tortured by the killer then returned with a wholly different personality. If parading around a half-naked Lohan is the studio’s primary marketing plan for this film, they’ve got the “horny perv” market, of which we’re proud members, locked. Click on any of Lohan’s body parts to check out the video (once at the official site, it’s the “I’ll Take It All Off” video). Lohan’s pole dancing can be viewed in full on July 27th.
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