Jo Yeo-jung and Park Ha-sun are cursed in Tarot

by lovepark

LG’s Studio X+U has lastly introduced a launch date for its omnibus horror Tarot. The drama first premiered a section at Cannes Worldwide Collection Pageant in April after which performed a movie model June 14 in theaters which showcased three out of the seven episodes. Now, the complete sequence will hit the small display screen subsequent month simply in time to scare away the summer time warmth.

The solid contains Jo Yeo-jung (Behind Each Star), Park Ha-sun (The Veil), Jung Younger-joo (Miss Evening and Day), Go Kyu-pil (Frankly Talking), Dex (a.okay.a. Kim Jin-young), Ham Eun-jung (Su-ji and Wu-ri), and Web optimization Ji-hoon (The Midnight Studio) amongst many others. Every episode will function a special story with its personal leads and current separate however linked mysteries that come collectively like a puzzle.

The tales launched to date are Jo Yeo-jung’s Santa’s Go to, Dex’s Abandon Me, and Go Kyu-pil’s Going House. As for the remainder of the titles, they’re Couple Supervisor, Rental Mother, Phishing, and One-person Storage.

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The teaser opens with Jung Younger-joo explaining the that means behind the Hermit card — an individual trying to find enlightenment within the darkness. The scene cuts to our numerous leads and the tarot playing cards they maintain as they marvel if destiny actually exists. In response, Jung Younger-joo claims that if folks knew each trigger and impact, then the longer term can be set like destiny.

Seven playing cards, seven fates, and a cursed message that befalls our heroes. Because the teaser flashes between its characters’ fear-stricken faces, a voice says that this was their determination. Screams, laughs, knives, near-death falls, and a plethora of horror-related parts play in fast succession. The teaser then ends on the Idiot card and a chilling message from Jung young-joo performs in voiceover, “Wait, the story hasn’t even begun.”

Written by Kyung Min-sun and directed by PD Choi Byung-gil (Excessive Class), Tarot premieres July 15.