CAVIAR

Brilliant! Extremely unusual and unexpected — a real mind-blower, a total break from the norm! It’s amazing how such a short, wordless film can convey such a powerful message through vivid imagery alone: the need to shift our consciousness and break free from outdated patterns. The world is brighter, more diverse, and more fascinating than we’re used to seeing. And if we don’t evolve in time, the world will do it for us. Thank you!

I didn’t expect to laugh and cringe that hard in under five minutes. The fish… the eyes… the slime… and that ending?! This is why we need more comedy horror shorts!

CAVIAR knows exactly what it is — a punchy, grotesque fever dream. The practical effects were surprisingly effective, and it didn’t waste a single second. Straight to the point and absolutely bonkers.

I’m still giggling. The serious cooking setup and then that totally deranged fish — it’s like a cooking show hosted by demons. 10/10 would watch this at 3AM again.

I was eating during this. Big mistake. BIG. I almost dropped my fork when the fish did… whatever that was. But hey, props for the sound design — it made everything ten times worse in the best way.

That was INSANE. Like if Gordon Ramsay accidentally opened a Lovecraftian portal in his kitchen. I don’t even know what I watched, but I loved every gross, weird second of it.