"It's one of the cleverest Haunted deck methods I've seen!" - Peter Duffie, MAGIC Magazine, May 2009

For Many years, the "Haunted Deck" effect has been favored and loved by all magicians. The old methods to create this fantastic effect were fiddly and sometimes tricky to perform easily. As of late, brand new versions of it have been released like "Really Haunted" and "Spirit" from Alakazam. All, of course used a gimmick that would have to be carried with you. But what if? What if you had the effect on you all the time as long as you carried a deck of cards? What if there was no gimmick in your deck to begin with? What if you brought S.C-A.R-E.D by Jamie Daws?

Effect: You tell the story of when you and your friends were young, up on a hill was an old haunted house. However, this never S.C-A.R-E.D you because you had a haunted deck. The haunted deck would help you when you went Trick or Treating at Halloween. The haunted deck would tell you which house had the most candy. You use the deck to reveal a thought of card that you could have never known. The only way to have known it, was the spirits in the deck. You remove the card from your deck and explain that sometimes your deck would move on it's own. You place the card inside the deck and place the deck on the table. you rest your hand to the side of the deck and the deck mysteriously begins to cut itself! The card that the deck cut at is removed and it is in fact the selected card! Incredible!

• No Strings or wires!
• No Magnets!
• No Glue, Tape or Scissors!
• No Crimps!
• Easy to do!
• Nothing Added or Taken From the Deck!
• Start Completely Clean with NO Gimmicks in your deck!

In the PDF include:

• Introduction
• Basic set up and handling
• How to set up during performance
• Accompanying Script
• Advanced handlings including:
  • Advanced set up and handling
  • A Practically hands of approach to using S.C-A.R-E.D
  • Detailed Photographs to Guide you through
• And lot's more....

You also get free access to the private owners ideas forum for SCARED at www.streetsleights.com

1st edition 2009; 32 pages.
word count: 5033 which is equivalent to 20 standard pages of text