The Release of the Film “Tarot”
On May 3rd last weekend, a horror movie named Tarot had its wide theatrical release. The film follows a group of friends on vacation as they delve into the mystical traditions of a classical Tarot deck.
This is pretty fascinating to me. While I’ve referenced the Tarot at various points throughout the many years of this Blog, never before have I put so much emphasis on the Tarot until the past couple of weeks. I even went so far as to put the Tower card from the Major Arcana in my thumbnail for Super Stream 74, where I did a deep-dive into many of the Tarot riddles that were connected to the world of news and sports:
The Tower riddle was also the key point of focus in Super Stream #75 from just the other day. Naturally, you may think it was the forthcoming release of the film that led me to this revelation – however, I had no idea about this movie until last night.
The fact that I was able to pick up on this major Tarot riddle without even knowing about it should actually be even more proof of the points I’m trying to make. And that’s why I think it’s ok that I commonly miss things on this Blog.
If I was somehow able to include all of the synchronicity for all of the topics I cover, it would be A) too long and exhausting to read, and B) you would never get the fun of making any discoveries yourself.
Tarot was written and directed by Spenser Cohen. Cohen was also a writer for the 2022 film Moonfall, which I decoded after its release. Between the Moon, its associated Eclipse code, and a film about a deck of Tarot cards, it’s safe to say this guy (or whatever group is writing for him) is very familiar with the occult.
Tarot is a form of mysticism. One day after the film came out, Mystik Dan won the Kentucky Derby. In order to do so, he had to pass Track Phantom, who led most of the race. Another movie in the theaters this weekend is the re-release of the 1999 Star Wars film The Phantom Menace.
I would love to review his age, but it doesn’t appear as if his birthday is listed anywhere online. Mysterious fella, he is.