Tarot (2024) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is absent from the season. There are no explicit scenes, nudity, or strong sexual innuendo. One episode involves a character who is a prostitute, but her profession is only mentioned, not depicted sexually.

This season features strong supernatural and psychological violence. Characters are stalked, tormented by unseen entities, and experience graphic deaths or severe injuries. Violence includes jump scares, characters being dragged, crushed, or attacked by supernatural forces, often resulting in blood and gore. The horror is often visceral and disturbing.

Infrequent mild to moderate profanity, including words like "damn" and "hell," may be heard, especially during moments of fear or stress. The language is not pervasive or graphic.

Substance use is minimal and not a central theme. There might be brief instances of social drinking, but no drug use or intoxication is depicted.

Mature themes include death, grief, fear, social anxiety, and parental separation. The show explores the psychological toll of supernatural encounters and deals with characters' deepest fears and past traumas, such as a child left alone or anxieties about social status. There is a persistent atmosphere of dread and helplessness.