Cannibal Cards

[AndyW]

Hi everyone. I really like the Cannibal Cards routine, and I'm looking into learning it. In your opinion what is the best version? Please keep in mind that I don't want to use gimmicks, duplicates, or two-sided tape. Thanks.

 

[JFergz]

Bill Malone has a really great impromptu Cannibal Cards routine on one of his DVDs published through LnL. Unfortunately, i can't remember which one.

 

[GarethNg]

There's a pretty good impromptu version on Easy to Learn Card Miracles by Michael Ammar.

 

[wonyoung417]

I personally never liked the classic Cannibal Card, i just found it way to long and boring (just my opinion). If you don't mind a little prep for a strong impact check out Kevin Reylek's Cannibal.

 

[AndyW]

Thanks for the responses. I'll look into all of those!

 

[Sean.Cinco]

If you can get a hold of Curtis Kam's book, he has the best Cannibal Cards routine I've seen in there.

 

[wZEnigma]

There's the nice classic version by Ackerman over at Lybrary for a nice price. Reylek's version looks INSANE.

 

[Ashrei]

I believe Larry Jennings had one that was impromptu. I can't recall where, but it's worth looking into.

 

[ChrisWiens]

I love the "Examinable Cannibals" routine in "A book in English". Woody describes a gaffed and also an impromptu, non-gaffed version, which both are examinable for the spectator after each vanish. Takes a lot of practice (one of the technical most demanding routines in the book) but is worth it in my opinion.