Krystina Arielle Talks Playing D&D With Matthew Lillard & Her Um, Actually... Return

Faster, Purple Worm! Kill! Kill! has taken audiences across various emotions, leaning into comedy with chaotic characters and ridiculous decision-making, tragedy as the heroes meet an untimely end, and wonder with the thrilling imagination from start to finish. However, the penultimate episode hits a more serious note by then ending as cast members face their own grief through the game, which explores a family dealing with the loss of a father. As the grown children grapple with the decision to bring him back, things get out of hand when an outside force persuades them to explore some of the darker art of this world.