In the haunting Filipino horror film ‘Tarot’, a desperate young woman turns to her grandmother’s forbidden tarot cards to uncover the truth behind her boyfriend’s mysterious disappearance. As each card is drawn, a sinister doomsday cult rises from the shadows, weaving curses that blur the line between fate and madness. The film masterfully blends eerie atmospheric dread with a tragic love story, trapping viewers in a web of supernatural terror where every prophecy comes with a terrifying price. Director Jun Lana crafts a chilling tale that explores the darkness lurking within ancient rituals and the lengths one will go to for love.
User Reviews
“The atmosphere was incredibly creepy, especially the scenes with the tarot readings. I loved how it slowly built up the mystery of the cult. Not perfect, but definitely underrated.”
“I was intrigued by the premise but felt the pacing dragged in the middle. Some scares were predictable, but the romantic subplot added a unique twist. Worth a watch if you like folk horror.”
“The acting was solid, especially from the lead. The cult aspects really creeped me out. Overall, a decent psychological horror, though it didn't stay with me after the credits rolled.”
“This one surprised me! The blend of supernatural dread and tragic romance was right up my alley. The tarot card sequences were beautifully shot and genuinely eerie. A hidden gem from the Philippines.”































































