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Craig (Hunter Redfern) is a shallow womanizer who likes to "love 'em and leave 'em". He has slept his way to the top at the office by sleeping with the boss, Jennifer. Craig's ex girlfriend, Amanda (Jessa Flux) shows up to a party at Craig's asking why he broke up with her. Amanda has struggled with the way that Craig has treated her. He's even cruel to her when she approaches him at the party. After awhile, Craig notices a mysterious young woman Kimberly (Mia Katz) standing in the corner. He makes a bet with his buddy, Pete (Joe Rosing) that he will get with her. Craig makes his move and gets exactly what he wants or so he thinks. One night of pleasure with Kimberly and Amanda and everything changes for Craig.

Inner Beauty is a solid short story, the second story of the Splintered Love anthology. Everyone involved did such a good job. Before sure and check it out!

I think at one time or another we've all known a man like Craig. Self-centered, self absorbed, thinks he's everything to women and that life revolves around him.

At a party, Craig spies an attractive woman but before he can make a move, he's confronted by his ex-girlfriend who he dumped because she went through a difficult time that affected not only her well being, but her appearance as well. After not giving a damn what she said, Craig brushes her off to move on to the next woman. I won't go into spoilers but Craig gets what he deserves in a most unusual way.

I've read the short story for which this is based on and I will say it's a pretty faithful adaptation. I would say of the two short films based off the book anthology of the same name, I Wish being the other, Inner Beauty is the stronger of the two. Hope for more of these in the future.

On a side note, Cupidity, who introduces the story in a Rod Serling sort of way, adds a touch of charm and humor as an anti-Cupid who pops in and out as the story progresses.