All Jacked Up and Full of Worms

"'All Jacked Up and Full of Worms' is the kind of bizarro nightmare that is definitely going to divide audiences. Its gleeful lack of logic, pitch black nihilism, and willful grossness is definitely not for everyone" 

"[It] is an impressive piece of transgressive filmmaking that will shock and delight in equal measure" 

"The predominant characteristic of its journey through psychosis is aimlessness. Perhaps this was the artist's intention. But, for this critic, that wasn't quite enough to have made this particular trip worth taking (...) Rating: ★★ (out of 5)" 

"It is bound to alienate and turn off a good chunk of the general population. But for John Waters lovers and proud weirdos, it is a scintillating addition to teeny budget favorites." 

"What the heck did I just watch? (...) it was developed to cause repulsion, disgust, and even anger. After watching Phillips’ directorial debut, we can say the filmmaker succeeded" 

"[It] is clearly not meant to be an easily accessible crowd-pleaser (...) However, there is a certain charm, carried by its surreal visuals and the chemistry between Botello and Dawkins, that makes it an entertaining watch." 

"It’s strange to say a film with a giant puppet King Worm, sex crimes, stabbings, and mutating human-worm hybrids projectile-vomiting is too tame, but here we are. Too much eccentricity. Not enough bonkers."