Tarot review: A flimsy horror flick with an identity crisis

Writers/Directors Spenser Cohen & Anna Halberg keep it simple with the PG-13 horror movie Tarot. Instead of a cold open to hook audiences on the horror, T...

In Tarot, a group of fresh-faced friends messes with the wrong deck of cards. They probably should’ve known better, but horror’s gonna horror.   

'Tarot' is a fun return to 2000s era spookshows like 'Stay Alive' and 'Thirteen Ghosts;' a wholly entertaining and unpretentious good time.

Jacob Batalon and Avantika face haunted horoscope cards in Anna Halberg and Spenser Cohen's horror. Read the Empire review.

Lacking in much-need nastiness, Tarot is a predictable and tame take on Final Destination.

TAROT is a horror movie with a PG-13 rating, so expect jump scares but nothing too bloody. Based on the book "Horrorscope". Movie Review >

Review of Tarot, a horror film directed by directed by Spenser Cohen and Anna Halberg and starring Harriet Slater.

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Neither scary nor clever enough to sufficiently thrill genre fans

The “Spider-Man” co-star can’t make this formulaic curse movie good, but he does make '"Tarot" a better movie

With 'Tarot,' directors Spenser Cohen and Anna Halburg deliver a 'Final Destination' knockoff neutered of its intensity — and its creativity.

It doesn't take a seer to predict the abhorrent slog 'Tarot' very quickly becomes.