Name: Horrorscope
Released: 2024-6-28
Cast: Harriet Slater, Jacob Batalon, Humberly González, Alana Boden, Olwen Fouéré

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Marya E. Gates

The set pieces mostly play like rejected bits from the Final Destination franchise.

It’s just not fun enough to get away with being so poorly conceived, written, and acted.

Even the kills miss their marks, hampered by the film’s PG-13 rating which strips some clever ideas of their gnarly potential. It’s a shame considering the possibilities.

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Emma Vine

Halberg and Cohen’s supernatural screenplay brings nothing new or authentic to the genre and is just another generic fright flick that shows its hand way too early on.

Don’t expect to be jump scared into your ceiling or anything. Our recommendation is more for the stranger elements of its backstory, and matching each Major Arcana with its corresponding real-world mayhem.

Tarot is a creatively bankrupt and passionless horror movie that clearly has studio interference written all over it, from its formulaic and blood-free scares to a surprising cheapness that dilutes any potential it may have otherwise had.

If you have seen 2009's Final Destination, you have the basic premise of Tarot.

Spenser Cohen and Anna Halberg try to shake up the old familiar horror curse formula with Tarot by introducing a slightly different method of how the characters get cursed & killed, but sadly it's not nearly enough originality to make an impact.

"Final Destination" with tarot cards

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Nestor Bentancor

The archetypical characters in this by-the-numbers flick are thinner than the tarot cards. [Full Review in Spanish]

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