Tarot

2024

PG-13

1h 32m

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6.5/10

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When a group of friends recklessly violate the sacred rule of Tarot readings, they unknowingly unleash an unspeakable evil trapped within the cursed cards. One by one, they come face to face with fate and end up in a race against death.

Directors

Spenser Cohen

Anna Halberg

Writers

Nicholas Adams(book by)

Nicholas Adams(writer by)

Anna Halberg(screenplay by)

Stars

Harriet Slater

Adain Bradley

Avantika

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Haley

Grant

Paige

Paxton

Madeline

Lucas

Elise

Alma Astryn

Astrologer

Hanson

The Devil

The Hermit …

The Countess

Wells

Death

The High Priestess

The Fool …

Count

Directors

Spenser Cohen

Anna Halberg

Writers

Nicholas Adams(book by)

Nicholas Adams(writer by)

Anna Halberg(screenplay by)

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1/10

Tarot was a terrible horror movie from start to finish. It’s another low-budget studio horror film that relies heavily on formulaic tropes, stacking one cliché after another in a convoluted story that makes no sense. The plot is riddled with the usual horror clichés, making it predictable and uninspiring. For instance, the film features the classic haunted object, the mysterious stranger, and the inevitable jump scares. These elements, rather than building suspense or adding depth, only serve to make the narrative feel tired and unoriginal. The lack of creativity in the storyline means that even potential twists are telegraphed far in advance, leaving little room for genuine suspense. The only bright spot in the film is Jacob Batalon, who adds some much-needed comedy to the otherwise dreary proceedings. His comedic timing provides brief relief from the monotony and gives the audience something to enjoy amidst the chaos but does little to improve the movie. Even the horror elements, which should be the film’s strength, are poorly executed. The scare scenes are predictable and lack the punch necessary to leave a lasting impact. The build-up to these moments is often clumsy, with telegraphed scares that fail to deliver the desired jolt. On The Scene Snobs Channel, we believe that if you don't like a movie, you should recommend another. If you are not a fan of Tarot, I suggest watching 'Dead Silence' from 2007. This film offers a more engaging and original take on horror, with a well-crafted story and genuinely creepy moments.

TheSceneSnobs09 Jul, 2024