It’s What’s Inside

A pre-wedding ritual among longtime college friends spirals out of control when a body-swapping device is introduced, setting the stage for a frantic, high-energy thriller. While the premise generates momentum and a few genuinely tense, creepy moments, the characters are so thinly drawn and consistently unlikable that the confusion feels less intentional than careless. Strong performances and relentless pacing briefly suggest things might tip into something wild, but a bonkers third-act reveal fails to raise the emotional stakes. When it commits to horror it works, yet without anyone worth rooting for, the experience struggles to sustain real investment