Directed by Anna Halberg and Spenser Cohen, who also penned the screenplay, Cards of Evil is a horror film that promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Starring Harriet Slater, Adain Bradley and Avantika Vandanapu, the film plunges its audience into a dark atmosphere where the supernatural meets fate. This psychological thriller explores the dangers of defying ancestral warnings linked to Tarot cards, promising a captivating story full of twists and turns.
In The Cards of Evil, a group of friends discover an abandoned Tarot deck and decide to use it, ignoring the crucial warning: "Never draw from cards you've found." This transgression releases an evil spirit that was imprisoned in the cards. Before long, the friends find themselves confronted with the dark predictions drawn from these cursed cards. Each card reveals a fate more terrifying than the last, launching the protagonists into a frightening race against death to escape the horrors foretold.
Aimed primarily at fans of horror and suspense films, Les Cartes du Mal stands out for its innovative use of thedivinatory art of the Tarot as a pivotal plot point. This original choice breathes new life into the genre, combining traditional horror elements with an atmosphere of mystery and fatality. For those who enjoyed Insidious or The Conjuring, this film should definitely be on their must-see list.
Scheduled for release on VOD on August 29, and for rental on September 4, 2024, Les Cartes du Mal offers a terrifying exploration of the consequences of ignoring ancestral warnings. The film promises not only to thrill, but also to reflect on fate and free will.
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