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| Shock FX with Andrew Mayne (DVD) - Twisted, Devious, Gut-Wrenching Magic for Stage, Home and Urban Entertainment |
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The Effect You'll become master of 13 tricks, stunts and gags for the modern conjurer.
Produce a bowling ball in an impossible way, stab a pencil through your face, use insects to perform psychic feats, learn Andrew's brand-new handling for the paperclip through arm effect and much more!
Also included on Shock FX is Andrew's brand-new one-man illusion Brain Damage-a head penetration effect using umbrellas which can be constructed in five minutes for less than five bucks.
- Pencil Through Cheek
- Bowling
- Pin Head
- Stabbed
- Lit
- Take-Out
- Spike Through Tongue Part 1 & 2
- Lunch for Cthuhlu
- Geek!!!
- Bed of Thumbsticks
- Bob Roach: Psychic Entertainer
- Brain Damage
Running Time: 50 Minutes |
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this video/dvd is awsome! |
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by adstar_b from london on 01/24/2008 10:38:09
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they are all fantastic. and if u wanna do take out get a rubber rat and cut it in half easy. and bed of thumb tacs , he doesnt need 2 explain it. it jst do it. ur wait is distributed evenly over the tacs so you dnt cut urself. but you probly do have 2 practice. 10 outa 5 stars
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by KC from Vancouver, BC. Canada on 01/19/2007 17:44:15
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Andrew Mayne is a great magician but this might not be the best one to get. I know the demo looks really cool, but yea some of the effects are ridiculous. I'd recommend pencil through cheeck and stabbed are pretty much the only ones that work. Others are just throwaways. Personally I'd save your money and spend it on something else.
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Wonderful Magic |
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by 58gibson from Seattle, WA on 08/28/2006 18:39:50
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This is a really great dvd with some pretty stunning tricks. A lot of them are completely impromptu and easy to do but the effect is still great on them. Mayne explains them well, including all the subtleties you need and how to set others up. Its a great list of tricks that are a wonderful addition to your arsenal and it is great for beginners or experienced magicians. This is a must!
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shock em |
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by LucasNJohnson from Oklahoma City,Ok USA on 11/22/2005 10:12:29
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I got this just yesterday and have watched the video multiple times. It is great. What I love about Andrew mayne is all his ideas/tricks are cheap, clever, and gets them almost everytime. He's also funny and makes his video entertaining. He's pretty good at explaning unlike some. The great thing about this DVD is that there's a little bit of everything: street magic,stage,parlor, or just hanging out with friends/family. I recommend it 100%. There are a few cheesy one's, but the good out does the bad. Get it.
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by Dennis Cushing from braintree, MA USA on 11/28/2004 08:04:28
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In my opinion, this DVD wasn't worth it. Most of the effects on it were just to take up space.
Lit is the worst effect I have ever seen. It isn't a real trick, a 5 year old could figure it out.
Take out is terrible too. You can't do it, since its only done with a special prop that he has.
Pencil through cheek isn't very good either. It's pretty hard to make it look real
The good effects I saw were :
spiked through tounge part 1
Stabbed
Bob Roach
Bowling(although most people think they know how it's done)
Those are the good ones. If you think those are worth it, then get the DVD, if not, save your money. Although this teaches needle through arm (stabbed), I still bought the Harry Anderson version.
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