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Cranial Contortions

by Ravina, Vincenzo

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(Based on 1 reviews)

Category: Bizarre
Media Type: Book

Product Description

Vincenzo Ravina has taken a classic principle of close-up magic and applied it to larger illusion effects that you can perform surrounded either on stage or on the street. These 6-page notes will teach you how to:

* Put knives through your head!
* Twist your head 360-degrees around and pull it off!
* Vanish while your head is in full view!

Available from your favorite magic dealer.

Date Added: Aug 6th, 2006
MLA SKU: dA5tZkoO3VVBYSm

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August 27th, 2003 10:42am

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Reviewed by Brad Henderson

I've spent the greater part of this past weekend trying to fathom words which can adequately express just how AWFUL Vincent Ravina's Cranial Contortions truly is. But I can't. So allow me this: Stay away!

Just why is it so bad? Let me count the ways. Imagine an I Love Lucy episode (I think it was I Love Lucy, but if it wasn't I hope somebody corrects me) where one of the characters covers themselves with a sheet, and the bad guy shoves a knife into the covered head. In the end, the joke is tipped when a round disk is exposed to have taken the place of the victim's head.

Now imagine you just paid $20 bucks for that secret.

Now you don't have to.

(For the record, the Lucy method is BETTER than what you get here. And notice I tipped something on TV for all to see. Vincent's method is slightly different, and those differences do not amount to improvements.)

Vincent has you place a cardboard box on the floor, place a chair into the box, have your assistant cover you... [Read More]