TikTok occultist summons doom in 3 minutes. What could go wrong?
Ramón, a young influencer interested in occultism and oriental religions, tattoos various simbols on himself, which magically react to his skin and end up releasing a creature that traps Ramón in an endless cycle of death.
Practical Effects
Creature effects punch way above three-minute weight
Direction
Ibarra compresses cosmic horror into a single TikTok-length nightmare
Costume
Ramón's inked skin becomes the story's living canvas
Director
Antonio Ibarra
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Antonio Ibarra made this as a proof-of-concept for a feature; the three-minute runtime was originally a festival submission constraint.
The title references the ouroboros — ancient symbol of eternal cyclical renewal — twisted here into a trap rather than transcendence. Ramón's 'oriental' mishmash spirituality is the point: he doesn't understand what he's invoking.
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