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Overview

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.

Media

TAROT - Official Trailer - In Cinemas May 2, 2024

Cast

Director:

Spenser Cohen, Anna Halberg

Writer:

Nicholas Adams, Nicholas Adams, Anna Halberg, Spenser Cohen

Release Date:

2024-05-01

Run Time:

92m

Tagline:

Your fate is in the cards.

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Keywords:

astrology college student cursed object fate group of friends horoscope magic show magician supernatural horror tarot cards zodiac signs

Financials and Popularity

Budget: 8,000,000.00$

Revenue: 49,256,239.00$

Vote Average: 6.4/10

Vote Count: 1386 Votes

Movie Popularity: 4.9811

Spoken Languages: English

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- 30 April 2026 at 5:52 am

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⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 4/10 THE SUMMARY When a group of college friends recklessly violates the sacred rule of Tarot—never use someone else’s deck—they unwittingly 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 to escape the future foretold in their readings. It’s a high-quality premise that plays out like a supernatural version of *Final Destination*, with each kill designed around the specific legendary figure on the card drawn, from The High Priestess to The Hanged Man. THE PROS The creature designs are the absolute winner here. Each entity from the Tarot deck is brought to life with high-quality practical effects and a legendary, creepy aesthetic that stands out as the film's strongest feature. The kills are a total banger for horror fans, showing a sincere creativity in how each character’s "fate" is executed. It earns points for being a fun, high-quality "popcorn" horror that doesn't demand too much of its audience, making it a solid shout for a late-night watch with a group of mates who just want to see some legendary monsters do their thing. THE CONS It lands a 4/10 because the script is an honest frustration, filled with quality-deficient dialogue and characters who make every "head-shaker" decision in the book. The pacing is a bit of a slow-roller in the beginning as it sets up the thin backstory, and the jump scares are a touch too predictable to be truly legendary. It misses a higher mark because it relies heavily on established tropes without offering much in the way of sincere innovation. The acting is a bit quality-deficient across the board, making it hard to feel an honest connection to the group before they start getting picked off. THE VERDICT A 4/10. A high-quality visual treat for monster fans that is ultimately let down by a quality-deficient script. While the card-based kills are a total win and the creatures look legendary, the film stays firmly in the "seen it before" category. An honest shout for a casual horror night, but don't expect it to reach "epic status." INSOMNIAC TRIVIA • Artistic Origins: To ensure the cards looked absolute quality and legendary, the production commissioned a high-quality artist to design a completely original Tarot deck. These honest, hand-drawn designs served as the primary inspiration for the practical creature suits used in the film.• Practical Scares: Most of the legendary monsters were played by actual performers in high-quality suits rather than being pure CGI. This was a sincere choice by the directors to make the horror feel more tactile and honest for the actors on set.• Fast Turnaround: To keep the production a win, the film was shot on a high-quality, tight schedule in Serbia. The legendary local crew worked tirelessly to build the elaborate, spooky sets that gave the film its honest and atmospheric look. THE VIBE Like a cold breeze in a room full of candles. It smells of old parchment, damp incense, and the metallic tang of a swinging pendulum.

Videos

TAROT - Official Trailer - In Cinemas May 2, 2024

Cast

Humberly González

Wolfgang Novogratz

Larsen Thompson

Sunčica Milanović

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Insomniacs Reviews
- 30 April 2026 at 6:52 AM

⭐ Insomniacs Rating: 4/10
THE SUMMARY
When a group of college friends recklessly violates the sacred rule of Tarot—never use someone else’s deck—they unwittingly 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 to escape the future foretold in their readings. It’s a high-quality premise that plays out like a supernatural version of *Final Destination*, with each kill designed around the specific legendary figure on the card drawn, from The High Priestess to The Hanged Man.
THE PROS
The creature designs are the absolute winner here. Each entity from the Tarot deck is brought to life with high-quality practical effects and a legendary, creepy aesthetic that stands out as the film’s strongest feature. The kills are a total banger for horror fans, showing a sincere creativity in how each character’s “fate” is executed. It earns points for being a fun, high-quality “popcorn” horror that doesn’t demand too much of its audience, making it a solid shout for a late-night watch with a group of mates who just want to see some legendary monsters do their thing.
THE CONS
It lands a 4/10 because the script is an honest frustration, filled with quality-deficient dialogue and characters who make every “head-shaker” decision in the book. The pacing is a bit of a slow-roller in the beginning as it sets up the thin backstory, and the jump scares are a touch too predictable to be truly legendary. It misses a higher mark because it relies heavily on established tropes without offering much in the way of sincere innovation. The acting is a bit quality-deficient across the board, making it hard to feel an honest connection to the group before they start getting picked off.
THE VERDICT
A 4/10. A high-quality visual treat for monster fans that is ultimately let down by a quality-deficient script. While the card-based kills are a total win and the creatures look legendary, the film stays firmly in the “seen it before” category. An honest shout for a casual horror night, but don’t expect it to reach “epic status.”
INSOMNIAC TRIVIA
• Artistic Origins: To ensure the cards looked absolute quality and legendary, the production commissioned a high-quality artist to design a completely original Tarot deck. These honest, hand-drawn designs served as the primary inspiration for the practical creature suits used in the film.
• Practical Scares: Most of the legendary monsters were played by actual performers in high-quality suits rather than being pure CGI. This was a sincere choice by the directors to make the horror feel more tactile and honest for the actors on set.
• Fast Turnaround: To keep the production a win, the film was shot on a high-quality, tight schedule in Serbia. The legendary local crew worked tirelessly to build the elaborate, spooky sets that gave the film its honest and atmospheric look.
THE VIBE
Like a cold breeze in a room full of candles. It smells of old parchment, damp incense, and the metallic tang of a swinging pendulum.

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