Meet Karrell Fox, the man they dubbed “The King of Korn” — a title you can’t help but chuckle at. This guy was a true original in the magic world, dabbling in everything from comedy to mentalism, and children’s entertainment to trade shows (a jack of all trades, but in a good way). By the tender age of sixteen, he was already managing a magic shop and making guest appearances on iconic television shows like The Ed Sullivan Show. Not to mention, he spent years as Milky the Clown, delighting viewers week after week. Karrell was a creative genius, churning out practical and effective routines that made audiences laugh and gasp in equal measure. Each of the following routines is demonstrated and explained on this DVD:
X-Ray Glasses - Watch as a chosen card is revealed in a hilariously absurd fashion. It’s simple to perform yet packs a commercial punch.
Flip-Over Cards - Four matchbooks elevate a basic four-Ace production into a theatrical spectacle. Plus, the basic method can be adapted for four selected cards — versatility at its finest!
Why Not? Papers 2 Bills - In this visually striking trick, five pieces of newspaper instantly transform into five one-dollar bills. Easy to make and perform — ideal for trade show magic!
Loop Lift - A clever and “Foxy” method for cutting and restoring a rope. It’s straightforward enough to stand alone or easily integrate into your current routine.
Mene-Tekel Book Test - A freely chosen page is torn from a magazine and hidden away, yet somehow the performer describes it in meticulous detail. No more tedious memorisation — just cleverness at work!
Papa-Rose - Two tissue papers, one red and one green, are magically transformed into a real flower — a lovely gift for a spectator (and a nice touch for your routine).
Sealed Stab Prediction - A spectator picks a card by sliding an envelope into the deck, only for it to match the performer's prediction from inside that envelope. Neat, eh?
Jig-Saw Cards - A card is chosen from a pack, then the cards are torn into quarters. Those pieces are mixed up in a bag, and when revealed on a clear panel, they reconstruct the spectator’s card. A fantastic effect for any setting.
Cane to Wand / Cane to Rope - Two highly marketable applications for a standard vanishing cane, making it a show-stopping opener for your act.
Flash-Strip - A strip of tissue paper gets torn into bits only to be instantly restored. An excellent opener for any platform or parlor performance.
Magachange - Two magazines with completely different covers are displayed. One goes under the arm, and poof — they switch places! It’s easy to set up and visually stunning.
Sonuva Switch - A straightforward take on the classic McCombical Prediction. A jumbo card wrapped in newspaper as a prediction flips to match the chosen card. How’s that for a surprise?
A Two-Fisted Book Test - A ridiculously simple book test that needs only an ordinary, unprepared book. Strong mentalism that you can use right away.
Silkut - A silk handkerchief is placed into a folded piece of paper, with both ends sticking out. The performer snips through the paper — and, believe it or not, the silk is restored. No one saw that coming!
This video was originally released by Supreme Magic under the title "The New Karrell Fox Video." Sure, it’s a bit vintage (much like your mate’s dad at a barbecue), so you may notice a few technical quirks due to the passage of time.
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