Crazy Sam's Mind
Trick by Sam Huang and Hanson Chien
Crazy Sam's Mind
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Control objects with your mind using a revolutionary new device that allows you to effortlessly wield telekinetic powers like a real-life wizard.
“Crazy Sam’s Mind” sent shockwaves through the community when it debuted at Blackpool. This brilliant creation from Sam Huang (the genius mind behind “Crazy Sam’s Handcuffs” and “Crazy Sam’s Finger Ring”) allows you to manipulate and move borrowed items with your “mind”.
These visceral effects are so amazing and so impossible, your audience will be left convinced you have supernatural powers. Performing them will give you a rush similar to the moment you learned your first magic trick.
First, a card moves.
Then a pair of glasses flies into the air.
And, then, as a stunning and surreal finale, you make a potato chip explode into tiny pieces…in their hand!
This jaw-dropping routine is just one of many ways you can use this groundbreaking system to perform mind-blowing telekinesis effects with borrowed everyday objects. The fact that you can make these magical moments happen in their hands puts “Crazy Sam’s Mind” on an entirely different level.
- No threads
- No magnets
- No crazy lighting restrictions
- Quick setup
- Perform effects never thought possible
The method for “Crazy Sam’s Mind” is surprisingly simple. It’s a deceptive and practical approach to using a very common “secret something” that you may already even own. But you don’t need to worry about that, because you get 50 of them with this set and each one lasts 25-50 performances. If you ever need more, super affordable refills are available.
In the included instructions, Sam guides you through every step of this innovative system. He teaches you both basic and advanced techniques, as well as a variety of applications from moving objects to transformations and, of course, the signature trick explosion.
Unlock the potential for innovative, breathtaking visual effects unlike anything you’ve ever seen with “Crazy Sam’s Mind” by Sam Huang. Available now in limited quantities from Vanishing Inc.
Additional props like glasses, chips, etc. are not included. This product is not advised for anyone who has sensitive skin on their hands.
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Customer reviews for Crazy Sam's Mind
Ricky
This review is for "Crazy Sam's Mind" First I have to say I love Vanishing Inc. I did only about 125 shows last year and at any given time you could find an abundance of tricks or props from there. This one is not good. This is an absolute waste of money and time. Not Vanishing Inc's fault, they did not build it, and I know from working in a very successful magic shop for years (a lifetime ago) that you cant test everything, and junk does find its way through. The gimmick is poor, and small, and the directions are not so good. The principal is easy enough to grasp, but I would question the demo video. I am not new to magic, I have over 5 decades in, and I know that there will be disappointing purchases in ones lifetime. This is the worst for me in a very long time. They say in magic; once one thing is suspect-everything is suspect. I hope this thing does not damage your rep. This would be a good piece to avoid.
Zero disrespect intended,
Dr.G Spirit Tales & Magic
Zero disrespect intended,
Dr.G Spirit Tales & Magic
Ralph
This was the hit trick of Blackpool and with good reason. The props are simple, but the method is super smart. I am not sure that everyone will understand the power of this system but if they practise it they will have a miracle on their hands.
George
All I can say is, I'm glad I got this at a discount (if you want to call using my Vanishing Inc and CC rewards a discount), so I only ended up paying around $12. If I paid $30 I would be very disappointed. I wish I could say what the "gimmicks" are that you recieve, but I can't. I actually laughed (again, I didn't pay fulll price) when I opened the box. This is not a trick, it's a technique to full around with - more of a theory than a trick. Like something you'd see in the end notes of a Paul Harris book - fun to think about and goof around with, but never use in the real world. I think this did well at Blackpool because of the noise level. Even if you decide to use this, it can only be performed in a loud enviroment.
It is barely worth the $12 I paid and deffintely not worth $30.
It is barely worth the $12 I paid and deffintely not worth $30.
Colin
This is one of those tricks where you see it being demoed and you think it’s brilliant but then when you receive the product you might feel “ is that it”?
It’s not self working and it requires practice to make it 100%.
It’s dead cheap, if you get one good social media post it’s worth the value of the product.
I’m going to keep practicing and hopefully get it in my set.
It’s also a perfect “everyday carry”
It’s not self working and it requires practice to make it 100%.
It’s dead cheap, if you get one good social media post it’s worth the value of the product.
I’m going to keep practicing and hopefully get it in my set.
It’s also a perfect “everyday carry”
Charles
I bought this and am truly underwhelmed by the gimmick, the tutorial and the quality of the video.
Spend your hard-earned money on better effects like TRU Xtreme by Menny Lindenfeld. For $35 you’ll get much better value.
Spend your hard-earned money on better effects like TRU Xtreme by Menny Lindenfeld. For $35 you’ll get much better value.
Daniel
This is my first bad review ever.
If you have seen some of the lectures of the creator (and I love all of them) you already know everything.
And in my opinion this trick is quite impractical. Just very disapointing.
If you have seen some of the lectures of the creator (and I love all of them) you already know everything.
And in my opinion this trick is quite impractical. Just very disapointing.
Alan
I’m so sorry I was fooled into buying this. Just don’t. You’ll be so disappointed. I wasn’t at Blackpool this year so I didn’t see it live. Magic for YouTube I’d say. I can’t reveal the secret but I’m gutted I bought refills before I’d received the product. I doubt I’ll be using this ever.
Jason
I have to echo the previous reviewers. This is pretty weak, especially for the price. I doubt I'll use it in part because I don't see how it wouldn't be caught immediately.
Chad
First off, I do love vanishing inc. however, this was clearly a cash grab. The “gimmick” is hilariously disappointing and the description of the product implies the opposite of what it is.. verging on false advertising..that being said Sam’s crazy mind is a neat idea but terribly executed.
1. If you have large hands (like I do) this is next to impossible to perform with the “gimmick” provided.
2. Do not purchase the refills before you purchase the actual trick it is unlikely you will ever need the refills after learning the method. Plus you will feel really silly once you see what it is.
3. This is at best something you would show a kid with zero observational skills, but I would not recommend doing the “in the spectators hands” part of the routine to a kid unless you want to cause discomfort and possibly make the child cry.
This is not a product that should be on the shelves.. maybe in a book but not as a stand alone product.
1. If you have large hands (like I do) this is next to impossible to perform with the “gimmick” provided.
2. Do not purchase the refills before you purchase the actual trick it is unlikely you will ever need the refills after learning the method. Plus you will feel really silly once you see what it is.
3. This is at best something you would show a kid with zero observational skills, but I would not recommend doing the “in the spectators hands” part of the routine to a kid unless you want to cause discomfort and possibly make the child cry.
This is not a product that should be on the shelves.. maybe in a book but not as a stand alone product.
James
It does do what it says, however the get-ready is far from conspicuous so better hope no one else is looking. Ideally you’d be sat so you can do it under the table or something. And the “gimmicks” aren’t gimmicks.
The visual is great though and it can easily have other applications beyond those taught.
Conclusion… I’ll use it but it should have been a £10 download
The visual is great though and it can easily have other applications beyond those taught.
Conclusion… I’ll use it but it should have been a £10 download
Peter
Look I have to agree with the sentiments of others here. I was fooled by the video and thought this was something more than it really is. It's not that it isn't a good idea, it's just that the price is way too high for what you recieve. Don't purchase the refills, you won't need them. I too made an impulse purchase..in the future must read everything and not just look at the video. Sorry guys $30 is just ridiculous when there are better tricks you can buy for the amount of money. Give away at best or in the freebe pile.
Keith
Garbage! 5 bucks is too much to pay for this.
Jason
Echoing other reviewers here. This is a joke -- and an expensive one at that. Unfortunately, I bought the refills at the same time. There's virtually no chance I will ever use them.
James
Not gonna lie - when I first got this and saw the props (technically, prop) that was provided, I was worried that I had been cheated. It wasn't until I saw the video and learned how it was utilized that I realized that despite the deceptive simplicity, this can be used to generate some very impressive effects. A fair warning, though - you aren't guaranteed consistent results with each performance. It all depends on the handling and how often the prop has been used. Also have to ding the English instructional video as it seems pretty clear that the translated script and voice were all A.I. generated (the awkward phrasing and stilted voices are a clear giveaway). You'll still get the gist of how to do the performance, but it would have been so much more effective had it been properly translated and dubbed by actual people.
Orlando
I agree with everyone in that the you need to really work on the get ready and in most cases you can’t unless you have a level of distraction. Noise is also a factor. I honestly think this is more ideal for party type of environments. Easier for an off-beat situation to get ready and also the sound. I think it’s a great concept but more should have been disclosed. Overall, I was impressed with the method but it loses points in practicality.
Andrew
There is definitely a bit of a knack to doing this, but it’s worth the effort (and the effort, in my experience, was minimal.) The visual is just as good as it looks in the trailer, and it’s definitely an easy thing to get into in an impromptu situation. It’s a fun method and has a lot of great uses, so it’s not just a one-tricky pony by any means. I’m glad I purchased!
Mark
If someone can offer a suggestion on how to get this to work I would be really grateful. I don't think I have large hands, but I could not get the "item" set so that my hand didn't look like, say, I just slammed it in a door. The things just aren't big enough. I know you have to put work into them, and I spent a great deal of time trying to; I stretched one almost to the breaking point and held it there for one minute on the clock. I repeated this several times. There was no way my hand looked normal when the thing was in place. I tried stretching it again, repeatedly, but no luck. And more often than not it just didn't work--the item missed the potato chip (or card). Given that most of the time I can't get it set, when I do my hand looks like I've got nerve damage--and I'd be lucky to have it work one time in five...I know a lot of people have high praise for this product, but I lost interest.
