65 million years in the making...

European Version where you can write your own movie favourites on the back of the deck!

The magician shows a deck of 52 different cards. Different movie titles ('Pretty Woman', 'E.T', 'Jaws' etc.) are boldly written black on the red back of each card.

A 'movie collectors club' prediction card is placed on the table in full view.

The magician says: 'Since I´m a huge movie fan, I wrote the names of my 52 favourite movies of all time on the back of each playing card. I did this for a reason though. If I can´t decide which film to watch, I just pick a card and go with whichever one is on the back.'

The magician continues: 'I´m now even able to 'predict' a movie&allow me to show you what I mean.' The magician spreads the deck face-up and a spectator is asked to pick ANY card they see at random (NO force). The spectator´s freely chosen card is placed face-up next to the tabled prediction.

Magician: 'If the movie represented by your freely chosen card matches the movie which is on my prediction card, wouldn´t that be impressive?'

The prediction is turned face-up by the spectator, to reveal the movie 'Casablanca'.  Next, the spectator´s card is turned face-down only to reveal that 'Jurassic Park' is printed there. It seems the magician screwed up, as the prediction and the spectator´s chosen card don´t match. However, the magician waves the whole deck of card over the spectator´s card, and when the deck is turned face-down and spread out the whole deck of cards is changed into a 'JURASSIC DECK' of cards, matching the spectator´s freely chosen movie card!! But there´s even more:

When the cards are placed back into the box, even the card box has changed into the theme of the chosen movie!!!

This is a beautiful effect that works brilliantly with children of all ages but is also great for adults.

You show four playing cards with four black and white caterpillars. Tell your audience that you need their help to magically paint the caterpillars in the colors of the rainbow.
You put two cards into the spectator's hand and keep the two other cards yourself. Now the miracle happens: instead of just merely changing their color, the caterpillars are magically transformed into four beautiful butterflies.

If you have four spectators you can give each spectator a caterpillar card to hold. You will have a miracle that happens right in their hands.

The handling is easy and the colorful playing cards and the poetic story will guarantee smiling faces and lots of fun.

A classic effect with a most surprising ending. Just imagine you had the abilities of a cardsharper. You show three blank cards and a money card. Even though you handle and mix the cards slowly and in the cleanest, fairest manner, the money card
appears in the most unexpected place.

After you have conditioned your spectators by repeating the effect twice, you get ready for the unbelievable climax. Suddenly, you show three money cards and only one blank card. The four cards may be examined at the end!

You show your spectators several masterpieces of art printed on playing cards. One of the paintings is the famous Mona Lisa.

After showing all four paintings, you point out, that one of the paintings is a forgery. When you show Mona Lisa a second time, she is suddenly holding a Bicycle® playing
card in her hand. Turning the card around, the spectators are surprised to see Mona Lisa painted from behind. She has to be the fake!

But that is not all, imagine the shock when Mona Lisa reveals she is holding the same card a spectator has previously chosen!

Show your spectator three monkeys. Two of them are dressed as males, but the third is dressed as a 'lady'. The spectator should look for the lady, but suddenly she has disappeared as you show the spectator three male monkeys.

But that's not enough: after she reappears she is found in all three places and the male monkeys have disappeared. The spectator will believe that you spoiled the trick. To fix it you turn over one male monkey and the
lady so that only one card is left. But what will the third card be, you ask? As a big surprise, it is the magician wearing a gorilla costume!

Finally, a very easy to handle Monte for all ages, based on the famous Color Monte.

Card-Shark goes Pop-Art!

This extraordinary poker deck was created together with the british artist Annabel de Vetten. With the magician in mind this deck was "pimped up". It is not only marked, but also contains the following bonus cards:

- a Joker with a shot through hole
- a Queen of Clubs, "undressed" without a bra for a very sexy color change
- a set ace of diamonds and 3 of clubs to do the Ultimate 3-Card-Monte
- a double face card with the Queen of Clubs and King of Spades
- a double backed card
- an Ace of Hearts on a white face instead of black face

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Watch the video so that you get the idea of this effect, it is just too great to explain it with words.

You show four cards, actually the Ace to Four to make it easier to follow. Secretly turn over one card and let the spectator guess which one you turned face up. Whatever he answers, you can show in a very fair manner how each card - one by one - turns face up to match whatever he would have said. Finally all cards suddenly turn face up at the same time without any suspicious move!

But just when the spectator believes that the effect is over, you explain the secret of the trick: very special trick cards. When turning over the cards one by one you show that all the standard red backs changed into funny variations, one stronger than the other. Just watch the video.

A great and surprising Finale!

by Paul Gordon - cards by Card-Shark

Not for sale to minors and for the easily offended!

Do you do a lot of pub (bar) work? Do you do stag nights for "the boys"? Want a "filthy" trick for your mates to laugh at? Well, EFFIN' CANNIBALS is it! It's pretty easy (Elmsley Count) to do, great story line...and VERY FUNNY (and x-rated) kicker ending. Resets too and ends clean.

Based on the classic Lynn Searles plot, this X-rated version magically ends with a "rude" card and the line, "And that's how the missionary position was invented!" Great fun!

What more could you want?