Tarot directors Anna Halberg and Spenser Cohen have reꦺvealed the biggest i🌜nspirations behind the new horror movie, from Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg and James Wan's films to iconic TV series The Twilight Zone.

"[It's] a fun movie with fun scares. We always go back to older movies," Cohen tells 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:SFX magazine in the new issue, which features 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Doctor Who on the cover. "We looked at Alien a lot – there's not a missed second in that fꦿilm, it's just perfect. We also looked at John Carpenter's The Thing, and we looked at Jaws. We were always going back to t✅hese movies from the '60s, '70s and '80s to be inspired by. Those are our favorites."

Starring Pennyworth's Harriet Slater, Mean Girls' Avantika Vandanapu, and Spider-Man's Jacob Batalon, Tarot sees a group of youngsters find an ancient-looking deck of the titular cards, and use them to re💧ad their respective fortunes. Soon, though, they realize that by engaging with them, they've unwittingly unleashed the unspeakable evil trapped inside the pack – and exposed themselves to grisly, divination-related deaths. To save themselves, the group must band together to stop their predicated fates from becoming reality.

Adain Bradley, H♋umberly González, Olwen Fou🌠éré, Wolfgang Novogratz, and Larsen Thompson round out the cast.

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"I've nevꦉer found gore particularly scary," Halberg adds, teasing what to expect from the supernatural flick. "Most 𝐆of the time we feel it's what you don't see and where the audience uses their imagination that's scarier than what you do see. For us, it's really about the tension and insinuating what's happening instead of showing it on screen."

Tarot releases on May 3 in the US and in the UK. The above is just a snippet from our interview, available in , which features Doctor Who on the cover and is available on newsstands from Wednesday, ꦿApril 17. 

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