Haunted deck

[iq92]

Hey, I've seen a lot of Haunted deck tricks out there or similar tricks where the deck cuts itself, moves, etc. Can you suggest the simplest and most effective ways of performing one? I am aware that some use invisible string or PK gimmicks. What are the best methods? Thanks!

 

[cklam]

I personally think that the haunted deck trick using Loops is the simplest one (for me). It's taught in the little instruction sheet that comes along with the purchase of a pack of Loops.

 

[manipulator]

yep loops are the way to go. it is the most practical any time any where haunted pack routine

 

[Shodan]

Derren Brown teaches an ungimickked, impromptu haunted deck in the Devil's Picturebook. It's really quite easy once you get the knack of it and really is rather funky.

 

[Krash]

Well, I agree with cklam. Loops, to me, are definatly the way to go when you are performing a haunted pack routine. What I recommend for you, however, is to think about buying the 3 DVD Set for LOOPS that Ellusionist.com offers. $50 is truly a small price to pay for the information and effects you'll learn. Justin Miller, Nathan Kranzo, and Daniel Garcia will not steer you wrong!

Shane K.

 

[goodtechs]

Loops indeed


Tally Ho Viper + Loops = Killer Haunted Deck

 

[Deceptor]

I know a lot of people have mentioned loops, but there is a reson so many have mentioned them. They are great for a haunted pack effect!

 

[Sean_Raf]

The plunger principle comes to mind.

But I DO love Paul Harris' Impromptu Floating Deck. - granted not quite a haunted deck but the deck does float upwards cutting above the card, you just have to remove it manually. But very fairly and openly!

- Sean

 

[WDF]

I simply love DG's "haunted deck" called Motion. This trick is very simple and I believe if not mind confused that it is taught on the second volume of the DGP's.


Also don't forget that the thing is impromptu.