Netflix Releases Horror-Comedy It's What's Inside

Netflix's horror-comedy 'It's What's Inside' features a group of friends who reunite for a pre-wedding party and unwittingly spiral into chaos after using a body-swapping machine brought by estranged friend Forbes. The film explores themes of friendship and personal insecurities as the characters engage in a Mafia-inspired game that has disastrous consequences, including the deaths of Reuben and Brooke while occupying Dennis and Maya's bodies. Tensions rise when characters grapple with the implications of their swapped identities and the moral dilemmas posed by their actions. As secrets are uncovered, the group's dynamics shift dramatically, leading to confrontations fueled by jealousy and longing. The movie culminates in an action-packed climax where decisions about returning to their original bodies become critical, ultimately raising questions about identity and self-perception. Critics note the film's unique blend of humor and sci-fi elements, marking it as a standout at Sundance and a potential setup for a sequel.