Tarot Review | Spider-Man’s Jacob Batalon Saves This PG-13 Horror Movie

A box office joyride may not be in the cards for Tarot. The new horror film from co-directors Spenser Cohen (writer of Moonfall, The Expendables 4) and Anna Halberg suffers from an overuse of horror tropes and disposable characters. And there arent that many characters in the film. Its saving grace is Jacob Batalon, an actor who is clearly having a moment. The fun sidekick from the Spider-Man films and the lead in Syfys Reginald the Vampire adds levity to the production, which, despite its inviting premise, never consistently thrills as much as it could have.