A dreadfully seductive beauty has slithered up from the depths, and trust us, you’re going to want to get to know her. With a mischievous glint in her eye, she will charm and bemuse your audience, leaving them with an insatiable craving to believe in her darkly delightful powers. This bride isn’t just a pretty face—she embodies MENTALISM!
Docc Hilford, the mad genius behind the infamous Cassandra Deck and author of over 30 mentalism tomes (yes, he’s that prolific), teams up with the sharp-witted professional mentalist David Alexander to dissect the psychological underpinnings of each effect. Monster Mentalism is a wickedly entertaining collection of practical effects and the devilish methods that have cemented Docc's reputation in the mentalism realm.
A Letter from the Future - Picture this: a mysterious figure risks everything to leap through time, snagging info to prove he’s back in the past. But will he stick around long enough to reveal his findings? This interactive piece will pull your audience into choices that blur the line between reality and fiction.
Tridiction - After being unceremoniously booted from a Tahoe casino, David made a hellish pact for revenge. Armed with a bizarre ability to predict dice rolls and card games, he’s ready to make them pay. But what’s the cost to his very soul? WARNING: This technique is strictly for entertainment—no actual deals with the devil, please!
Self Help - Evil genius Harry Lorayne never intended for his basement nightmare to be unleashed. But here we are, and the beast is now trained to wreak havoc on innocent tradeshow-goers. Are you brave enough to witness the chaos?
In 1992, a group of unsuspecting college students found themselves embroiled in a trio of unspeakable psychic experiments:
Projected Force - A subject is psychologically nudged into thinking of a playing card—no cards in sight, mind you. Fun fact: this is the original method that became a favorite of a certain famous UK mentalist.
Peek Book - Another subject simply thinks of a word while no books are present. Unbeknownst to her, she makes her choice crystal clear to the experimenter. It’s basically a “bookless-booktest” that’ll have them scratching their heads.
ESPed - Finally, a subject is asked to draw whatever they envision on an index card. Conducted from across the room, with zero contact from the experimenter, who still knows exactly what’s sketched out. Talk about flipping the script—now the performer becomes the experiment!
The props needed for this full routine? As minimal as the skeletons lurking behind the lab walls. It’s refreshingly direct!
“This is the closest thing to real mind reading I've ever seen!” - Dr. John Randolph, Miskatonic University Dept. of Psychology
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