Pyrotechnic Pasteboards Review

December 14th, 2002 6:50pm Rating:

Reviewed by zombieboy

Wow. When I first saw the packaging for PYROTECHNIC PASTEBOARDS, I imagined a piece of crap DVD showing only fancy sybill cuts, and no practical effects. Boy, was I wrong. the only flourish in the entire DVD is incredibly practical, and has a purpose. All the routines in here are great, and must be in any sleight of hand card performer's repetroire. Point blank is the absolute best ambitious card routine I have ever seen, and I now perform it whenever I can. Greg Wilson's lethal fours trick is absolutely deadly, and has a killer ending. This tricks do take a lot of practice, and are not for the beginner, but once mastered they are absolute gems. Definetly buy it, if you are into razzle dazzle blow their socks off effects.

Product info for Pyrotechnic Pasteboards

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Pyrotechnic Pasteboards picks up where Gregory’s best-selling Card Stunts video left off. Forget those mind-numbing, deal down, Uncle Charlie card tricks. This is fast and furious, in-your-face card flaunting! Think Jackie Chan with 52 potential papercuts! Point Blank - Greg’s reputation-making version of the Ambitious Card done with a completely blank deck. It’s a portable 5-minute piece of theater that ends up with the spectator’s signed card fused to your signed card!

Flashback - This freaky 8-phase routine is done in reverse. That’s why you should take your standing ovation first-just to get it out of the way.

Straight A’s - When they see this four ace revelation, you can forget about that friendly little poker game after the show.

Lethal Fours - Gentlemen, start your Elmsley’s. This is Wilson’s take on Williamson’s take on Victor’s 11 Card Trick.

Cards to Pocket - Greg’s razzle-dazzle version of this time-honored classic.

FISM Aces - The aces shoot out of a shuffled pack like angry hornets and then boomerang back to you like. . .well, boomerangs. Oh, by the way, did we mention that the entire pack vanishes as well?