Classic case of “title says it all”: Buddies Roscoe and Benny are all jacked up and literally full of worms. Blasé and fed up with the world, the two modern-day slackers roam Chicago until one of them helps himself to one of the titular worms. This is when Alex Phillips’s debut turns into a quixotic, hallucinogenic slacker trip chock-full of bizarre characters and even more outlandish ideas culminating in a slurping, slimy finale. All Jacked Up and Full of Worms is small, wild, and free—tasteless and disgusting, an avant-horror experience iridescent in its sleaze and happy in its underground spot—after all, that’s where all the worms live, too.