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I've watched It's What's Inside eight times now, and somehow, each viewing reveals something I missed - not just plot-wise, but emotionally. It's rare for a film to haunt me like this, to leave me turning scenes over in my head, wondering what's real, who's real, and why I'm still so obsessed with the red lens and what it really means.

At its core, this movie is about identity, but it's not trying to spoon-feed you. It trusts you to feel unsettled. The way it handles body-swapping isn't just sci-fi for the sake of it - it's a metaphor for the roles we play, the masks we wear, the parts of ourselves we either perform or suppress. Watching certain characters slide into each other - especially Nikki, Shelby, and Brooke - made me think about the version of me I show people... and who I might be if I let go.

There's this eerie, lowkey tension between desire and danger that builds slowly, especially in how people look at each other once the game begins. The subtle shifts in posture, tone, and emotion - they all matter here. The acting? Underrated. The characters sell the chaos so well, and every little microexpression hits harder on rewatch. Nikki felt almost like the eye of the storm, and Brooke's comments about the lens and "what it reveals" genuinely messed with my head.

Cyrus, too - I didn't catch how many layers he had the first time, but by the fourth or fifth watch, There's a weight in his silences.

This movie doesn't want to answer everything. It wants you to feel it. And I do. I keep rewatching not because I'm confused - but because it lingers. The tension, the mystery, the implications of what's inside us when no one's watching.

If you like psychological thrillers with meaning, tension, and a uniquely fresh concept - this one will get under your skin... and stay there.