‘Tarot’ Ending: Who Escapes The Horoscope Curse?
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‘Tarot’ is making waves as one of the standout horror films of 2024, impressively blending inventive death scenes and eerie creature designs. The movie, pushing the limits of PG-13 horror, is captivating audiences on Netflix. Starring Avantika, Jacob Batalon, and Harriet Slater, ‘Tarot’ unfolds a chilling narrative when a group of friends discovers an old tarot deck at their Airbnb.
Their spiritual friend, Haley (Slater), reads their horoscopes, setting off a series of eerie deaths that mirror their readings, reminiscent of ‘Final Destination.’ The explanation behind the deaths, steeped in lore, adds depth to the film’s supernatural slasher theme.
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Set in a mansion rather than a cabin, ‘Tarot’ follows college friends as they encounter creepy relics and tarot cards, leading to deaths that align with their readings. The characters’ distinct personalities are tied to the tarot figures, adding complexity to the horror. Practical effects enhance the terrifying creature designs, particularly in scenes like Madelyn’s death, which showcases the film’s ability to evoke fear through both setting and character design.
As the survivors seek help from Alma Astron (Olwen Fouéré), they learn more about the cursed tarot cards. The lore reveals a vengeful astrologer from the 16th century who binds her soul to the cards, killing anyone who uses them. The film’s climax involves intense sequences, with Paige’s grisly death as a standout.
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In the end, Haley and Grant survive, but a twist reveals Paxton (Batalon) is alive, hinting at the potential for a sequel. Although a sequel isn’t confirmed, ‘Tarot’s’ engaging story and satisfying ending make it a memorable addition to the horror genre. Directors Spenser Cohen and Anna Halberg will collaborate with horror giants Jason Blum and James Wan on future projects.
–Farheen Ali