The classic effect, born again. With a darker side...

Director's Cut HORROR is a much-requested release since the launch of Simon Shaw's hugely successful original plot.

This new version includes all of your favorite effects from the original, along with many additional twisted plots, ideas and routines that are simply to die for!!

Director Cut Horror comes complete with Horror poster cards (the same high quality stock as the original version) Some great Bonus Cards and a new online instructional video jam packed with great new effects!

Alakazam Magic is proud to present Simon Shaw's incredible effect Director's Cut.

So what is Director's Cut? Director's Cut a set of 26 movie poster cards that have been perfectly printed in full colour and laminated so they should last you a lifetime of performances! You also received a link to online instruction, which features Routines, Tips and Ideas to use with the cards.

Now you will be able to perform some seriously strong mentalism with an interesting and popular premise.

Director's Cut is Mentalism in its purest form. It's a whole act in your pocket. If you love the idea of using films as part of a routine then the Director's Cut is definitely for you. It can be used strolling, close-up or even parlour. Once you try it you will never leave home without it.

No gaffs, no markings, super clean, resets instantly and best of all everything is examinable!

Director's Cut can be used with a range of effects such as Mind reading body language, drawing duplications, remote viewing, predictions and muscle reading, in fact the possibilities are limited only by your imagination. Simple to perform and strong reactions. What more could you ask from a performance? There is plenty of room for fun, drama and good old fashioned presentation.

"I used Simon's Director's Cut at a trade show last week for 3 consecutive days. Not only did it constantly amaze, but it provided one of the most entertaining routines I have ever used. It is a winner and should be in the arsenal of every serious mentalist!"
- Richard Osterlind - May, 2008