The Taxidermist 2023
"From the abysms it will come out ..."
Directed by Cid Porvenir, *The Taxidermist* (2023) is a chilling 14-minute horror short that plunges viewers into a nightmare of paranoia and cosmic dread.
Director: Cid Porvenir
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Taxidermist* (2023) about?
*The Taxidermist* follows Samuel, a taxidermist who becomes the unwitting target of his neighbor's sinister schemes after being tasked with dissecting a fish. As Samuel's paranoia grows, he uncovers a horrifying truth that drags him into a nightmarish realm of blood, cosmic delusions, and inescapable dread.
Who directed *The Taxidermist*?
*The Taxidermist* was directed by Cid Porvenir, a filmmaker who crafts tense, atmospheric horror with a focus on psychological unease.
Who stars in *The Taxidermist*?
The short film stars Pablo Marines, Carlos Ordóñez, Ro Jim, and Alvar J. Colonia in pivotal roles.
Is *The Taxidermist* (2023) worth watching?
Despite its brevity, *The Taxidermist* delivers a punch with its unsettling atmosphere and cosmic horror elements. For fans of psychological thrillers and micro-budget chills, it's a compelling watch—but be prepared for a disorienting experience.
How long is *The Taxidermist*?
*The Taxidermist* runs for 14 minutes.
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About The Taxidermist (2023) — A Short Horror Film Blending Paranoia and Cosmic Terror
Directed by Cid Porvenir, *The Taxidermist* (2023) is a chilling 14-minute horror short that plunges viewers into a nightmare of paranoia and cosmic dread. Samuel, a quiet taxidermist tasked with dissecting an ordinary fish, soon finds himself the target of a sinister neighbor's obsession. As his suspicions spiral into terror, Samuel uncovers a web of horrors that blur the line between reality and hallucination, culminating in a haunting descent into blood-soaked delusions. Porvenir crafts an atmosphere thick with unease, where every shadow feels alive and the unknown lurks just beyond the door.
Starring Pablo Marines, Carlos Ordóñez, and Ro Jim, this micro-budget gem delivers horror in its purest form—raw, unsettling, and laced with cosmic ambiguity. The film's tagline, *From the abysms it will come out...*, sets the tone for a story that feels both intimate and inexplicably vast, leaving audiences questioning what's real long after the credits roll.