Invisible Touch

THE BLURB:
The Invisible Touch was invented by Lior Manor around 1987.
A volunteer on stage feels the mentalist touching her
lightly, while the audience sees that the performer was not
even close. In the DVD you will learn all about the
performacne of the effect. In addition, you will learn:

    * Two spoon bending routines
    * Himber ring routine
    * PK Time idea
    * Enhance the PK Touches routine (By Banachek)
    * The Invisible Touch itself

The Invisible Touch was performed on TV by Derren Brown,
Alain Nu, Gerry McCambridge and Lior Manor.

Bonus: the 10 poker deal for trade shows and emcee work with
the special extra idea that make it stronger and fun for
your audience.

MY COMMENTS:
Lior Manor created this effect and now you get a DVD
featuring Lior teaching it. That alone makes this a
worthwhile investment. Unfortunately, I must admit that you
won't find much new as Lior's effect is widely known by now
(if Phenomenon hasn't completely ruined its uniqueness and
mystery). Experienced performers really won't find that
much new, but I value it in my library just to be able to
have the creator explain it. And there are some very nice
subtleties that are included. I wasn't impressed by Lior's
bonus poker deal routine. I've seen much better (Bruce
Bernstein and Aldo Colombini publish my favorites, not to
mention the incredible one published in John Bannon's Dear
Mr. Fantasy). His new wrinkle, involving dollar bills, adds
some magic to the routine, and though it's quite
entertaining, may not be for most mentalists.

The DVD comes in a cardboard sleeve and the running time is
less than hour. The production values aren't great, but
everything is clear and explained satisfactorily. This is
certainly recommended.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
I did have difficulty playing it in my DVD player, but had
no trouble playing it on my computer. I can't guarantee
that you'll have the same problems with this, but if you
experience difficulty playing this disc, you may want to
switch types of players, if you can. If not, let me know
and I'll definitely refund your money.