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Carlos Enrique Taboada Walker (July 18th, 1929 - April 15th, 1997) was a director and writer of Mexican cinema, awarded with the Ariel Prize, who was characterized by handling the horror and suspense genre.
Carlos Enrique Taboada was a celebrated Mexican screenwriter and director recognized as a premier force in supernatural horror cinema.
He is best known for directing atmospheric and chilling genre classics such as Poison for the Fairies and Even the Wind Is Afraid.
He specialized in psychological suspense and gothic horror films that relied heavily on mood and tension rather than overt gore.
He was awarded the prestigious Ariel Prize for his contributions to Mexican cinema.