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It would work pretty well if the film had been extended by just 15 minutes and an alternate narrative style to properly introduce all characters to the audience and let their names/identities sink in. Required a second watch to remember who is who.

I watched this thinking it's going to be just another crappy teen/young adult B grade thriller wannabe, but pleasantly surprised. The concept caught my focus all the way till the end, though I did manage to guess who the perpetrator was eventually.

The 'experimental round' that gave the participants a taste of 'the game' and their reactions will undoubtedly draw the viewer in, get ready for a wild ride! :)

This gem is hard to come by on Netflix!

The other reviews have already broke this film down pretty accurately but I wanted to throw my two cents in!

The acting was great, I was expecting a little over the top teens/drugs/bodies bodies bodies style acting but it felt pretty genuine.

I loved the concept - usually films with original concepts lose momentum quite quickly but they managed to keep the story interesting throughout the film's entirety.

My main qualm was feeling pretty confused about a few of the relationships, it's almost like the story needed more time and depth to have learned more about the original characters for us to really reap the benefits of the side stories. And it moves quickly requiring your full attention so me and my sluggish brain had to pause a couple of times to piece together the information I was receiving as it comes in thick and fast at times!

But all in all, it was great and I'd recommend it to other people for sure! Interesting cinematography, music and overall vibe.

More please! 🙏🏻

Where to begin. Well, college chums meet up for a buddy's sendoff into marital bliss at his dead mother's home. But everyone seems to be harboring or hiding feelings about someone else in the group and a previous incident involving the entire group seems to be coming home to roost with sexually-charged Freaky Friday fun for all! This movie was crazy! Great performances by the cast. Even though we knew next to nothing about the characters, they still were able to make an impact even with the multiple personality changes throughout in the vein of Freaky Friday. If you like your movies with a different sort of cerebral verve to them, this is the one to check out.

All I want to say is to give this movie a chance. I don't want to spoil but it makes you think of what would you do in case you were in a such condition!

Of course as others wrote, you have to be full attention as it is getting confused in the middle before putting everything together towards the end.

If you like light thrillers with messed up situations then this movie is for you! I liked the soundtrack as well. Special mention to Alycia Carey which I loved here.

To summarize this movie is crazy , fun, messed up, with nice twists. It is good to watch for a Friday night..

After all it's what's inside to each one of us!

How broken is Gen-Z? It's What's Inside! As a stylistic device to caricature this, the film uses precisely the diseases that have afflicted this poor generation. Social media addiction, self-expression compulsion, luxury affinity, technology dependency. These poor kids, who are now grown up but will probably never be emotionally, are trapped in this world of fake bits and fake bytes. In terms of staging, this is really creatively realised; every scene more or less subtly shows the pretence in this existence. As the film progresses, it becomes difficult to follow the who-is-who, especially because the characters don't play favourites. Presumably they all remain strangers to the audience. At some point, however, there is a good trick for the danger of confusion. In general, the makers come up with all kinds of technical gimmicks to support their vision. Confusion? Yes, often, but the interesting bodyswitch theme also ensures that the suspense is maintained. It hasn't been seen like this before and that's where the film's achievement lies: inventiveness, freshness, creativity. Not the rule, neither in general nor especially with Netflix.