Fans of Christopher Taylor’s wildly popular routine Overkill already know the powerful reactions this eerie exercise receives when a participant correctly matches the photos of five murder victims with their post-Victorian Era killers. And now Overkill has gotten even better.
Taylor Imagineering is proud to present Overkill Elite, featuring a complete set of 10 period accurate, hand aged photographs for your performing pleasure. The perfect tool to add mystery and authenticity to your performance, Overkill elite will amaze and delight spectators as a participant takes center stage and solves five historic murders with uncanny accuracy.
Now available in blank back variant, perfect for our international customers who wish to perform this routine customized to their local language, or for those who wish to perform a variant of this routine revolving around a different topic, such as matching 5 pairs of distant relatives or lovers out for a romantic evening.
Box Contents: Complete set of 12 hand aged photographs — printed on heavy card stock — with access code for performance and instructional videos by Christopher Taylor and Dr. SH Digital Downloads: Overkill classic presentation MP4 download; additional digital download copies of the photographs; and PDF download with history, handling tips, and a bonus effect by Rob Haber.
Included in the set:
• Specially prepared set of photo ‘game cards’
• Sample prepared envelopes
• Full performance and detailed instructions online.






rickgreen1022 (verified owner) –
I’ve always loved the idea of the rapping hand, but have never liked the ones that I’ve seen in the past; they just seemed too contrived.
This version is the first one that I’ve seen that actually made any sense, so I knew that I had to add this to my arsenal, but I’ve learned that in the realm of bizarre effects, what you actually receive doesn’t always live up to the hype. Not this time…this is an AMAZING piece, and far exceeded my hopes and expectations!
An amazing idea from John Ferrentino, and incredible craftsmanship from Chris Sipes…