Masterpiece by Rick Lax and P3

Masterpiece by Rick Lax and P3 (Penguin Magic) is a killer card prediction routine that uses just one card and fries your spectators.  The performer holds up one card and asks the spectator to choose any playing card number, between 1 and 10, as he displays only one card in his hand.  After a series… Continue Reading Masterpiece by Rick Lax and P3

Retina by Looch and P3

Retina is an excellent Penguin Magic project that showcases British mentalist Looch in an hour-long DVD or instant download. On Retina, Looch focuses on different ways of peeking, presenting and revealing thought of images.  A majority of the project focuses on drawing duplication as the manner of revelation.  The material presented is simple, and sometimes… Continue Reading Retina by Looch and P3

Mind Visit by Axel Hecklau

Mind Visit is Axel Hecklau’s excellent version of the Tossed Out Deck with his custom designed deck and detailed method which has been revised and refined with years of attention to detail. With this version of the tossed out deck, you call out each individual cards one at a time and ask that each spectator… Continue Reading Mind Visit by Axel Hecklau

Implausibilities by Hudson Taylor and Murphy’s Magic Supplies

Implausibilities is Hudson Taylor’s excellent DVD that teaches a variety of rock solid card tricks, controls and sleights. Although the tricks and separately taught moves are clearly out of reach for beginners, any student of magic will enjoy and appreciate the thought behind the routines and how Taylor has built perfect presentations using moves and… Continue Reading Implausibilities by Hudson Taylor and Murphy’s Magic Supplies

Inexplicable by Steve Shufton

Steve Shufton’s Inexplicable is one of the few tricks I carry with me, in my wallet, always. Shufton claims it is “Devious. Simple. Stunning.” He is spot on. With Inexplicable, the performer places a card-sized black envelope on the table that is held closed by a rubber band. It is in view the entire time.… Continue Reading Inexplicable by Steve Shufton

WikiTest by Marc Kerstein

I am very sorry to write this review. It is perhaps the most amazing mentalism effect (described as “a modern book test that uses a borrowed smartphone”) that can be done with an iPhone that I have seen. I am damn sorry to tell you all about it. Marc Kerstein has created the mother of… Continue Reading WikiTest by Marc Kerstein