Tarot Ending Explained: How Does Paxton Survive Amid The Terrifying Death Attacks On All The Friends?

As someone who has been through my fair share of trials and tribulations, I would say that each tarot card reading offers a unique insight into one’s journey.

At college, the friends started mysteriously dying, each death eerily resembling predictions made in their horoscopes. Elise met a tragic end when a falling ladder pinned her down, and Lucas was hit by a train. In desperation, they turned to Alma Astron for answers. She unveiled that the college deck had been cursed centuries ago by an astrologer. The only solution to lift this curse was to destroy the very deck where their friends were meeting their untimely ends.

As they leave Alma’s home, Madeline meets a tragic end at the hands of The Hanged Man following a frightful escape. Convinced that the curse is authentic, Haley, Grant, and Paige decide to revisit the mansion to dispose of the tarot cards, while Paxton chooses to remain in his dorm instead.

At the grand estate, the companions make an effort to set the playing cards ablaze, yet they stubbornly refuse to ignite. Alma endeavors to perform a rite for contacting the astrologer, but meets her untimely demise during the process. Paige too falls victim to The Magician, who captures and saws her within a confined box.

As a seasoned card reader with years of experience under my belt, I find myself intrigued by this tale of Haley and Grant. The way the story unfolds, with its elements of mysticism and fate, resonates deeply with me as someone who has dabbled in tarot reading myself.

Regarding Paxton, the film doesn’t definitively reveal his destiny. While it implies he might have met his end in the elevator, the details are murky, allowing room for speculation or possible further plot twists.

In the concluding part of the movie “Tarot,” Haley and Grant are depicted strolling towards town, only to be rescued by their acquaintance, Paxton, who astonishingly managed to live through his initial assault. The movie makes it clear that this was possible because just as the Fool mysteriously disappeared, Paxton’s roommate opened the elevator doors. This rule, which states that attacks only work when there’s isolation, is subtly introduced in the final moments, offering a rationale for Paxton’s unexpected survival.

The movie titled “Tarot” has shown impressive results at the box office, raking in a total of $49 million globally with an initial investment of only $8 million. In fact, on its very first day of streaming, it managed to secure a spot among Netflix’s Top 10 Movies.

The spine-chilling horror film is now available for streaming on Netflix.