Netflix's 'It's What's Inside' Delivers Style Over Substance

The body-swapping horror comedy, premiering October 4, is visually striking but lacks character depth.

The film premiered at Sundance and was acquired by Netflix for $17 million, highlighting its anticipated appeal.
Director Greg Jardin's debut feature uses bold visual techniques, including split screens and vibrant colors, to create a dynamic viewing experience.
While the premise of a body-swapping device offers an intriguing setup, the film struggles with shallow character development.
Critics note the film's focus on visual flair over narrative depth, with characters remaining largely undeveloped.
The film explores themes of identity and desire but often sacrifices coherence for style and frenetic pacing.