Best two reviews:
1) Village Voice - This WWE-produced thriller is the best kind of bait-and-switch, auguring cranium-crushing action but instead delivering a meandering, eccentric, downright adorable existential crime yarn. (Rating: 60) Read Full Review >
2) Variety - Veering crazily in tone, Inside Out might fail to catapult its star into wider acceptability, but should delight fans of lightly absurd actioners. (Rating: 50) Read Full Review >

Worst two reviews:
6) Time Out New York - Paul Levesque's over-the-top acting may be ideal for the larger-than-life world of WWE, where he grapples and grunts under the nom de ring Triple H. Forced to mime grappling with demons more internal than external, however, the ex–wrestling champ proves disastrously out of his league. (Rating: 20) Read Full Review >
7) Slant Magazine - Inside Out should be wild and violent, playing on the soap-operatic mood swings that drive televised wrestling; instead it's one or two murders away from being a Lifetime movie of the week. (Rating: 12) Read Full Review >