Criss is fascinated by explosions and decides to experience the power of C4 in a uniquely public fashion in Downtown Las Vegas.
With the help of "Pyro Pete," the master explosives expert employed by everyone from the Rolling Stones to Motley Cru and AC/DC, Criss will be locked in an explosives filled crate detonated by remote control by Teller of Penn & Teller.
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In this creepy episode, Criss attempts to bridge the world between the living and the dead.
This episode will chronicle a day in the life of Criss Angel as he attempts to shoot an episode of MINDFREAK.
In this show, the Mindfreak demonstrates how magic has kept the kid alive in him.
Mentalism is the use of one’s mind to conduct Para psychological activities like telepathy and mind reading.
Criss pays tribute to his fans by spending time with some of "The Loyal", his most fanatical supporters.
Criss takes Sully from Godsmack's watch, and smashes it to bits with a hammer...
In front of the Luxor Hotel, Criss enables a random bystander to crawl 'through' his body.
When a bag of chips becomes lodged in a snack machine, Criss puts his hand through the glass to retrieve it.
The greatest and most famous magician ever, Harry Houdini, remains one of Criss Angel’s significant influences.
In Season 2, Criss introduced viewers to some of the biggest scams ever perpetrated.
This episode of MINDFREAK revolves around an alter ego of Criss Angel, a traveling salesman.
Criss can't decide what to wear and demonstrates the art of costume quick-change.
Criss tests his endurance as he attempts to escape mental institution restraints while wrapped tight in sheets...
Criss Angel has always loved animals. Last season he made an elephant vanish.
Chained to the side of a parked car filled with explosives, can Criss escape before a second speeding car plows into him?
Criss takes the most ordinary objects and makes them the center of the most amazing illusions.
Criss' obsession with cars and motorcycles has been well established in previous episodes of MINDFREAK...
In this episode, Criss lies on a bed of broken glass as a steamroller rolls over his body.
After being locked in a mailbag, Criss will attempt to escape a caged truck filled with explosives as it races towards the edge of a cliff.
Shot in the Palace Showroom of the Magic Castle, this episode climaxes with Criss stopping his pulse in five places while being monitored by a team of medical experts.
Criss Angel surprises his magic team with a trip to Los Angeles, to help him accept the prestigious Magician of the Year Award.
From Cozumel, Mexico, shackled, handcuffed and locked in a 3 foot by 3 foot 300 lb. steel cage...
Towed through the ocean by his ankles off the coast of the Riviera Maya, Mexico...
Criss makes a Hummer appear from nowhere, as he visits Vandenburg Airbase in tribute to our men and women in uniform.
Criss responds to an emotional letter from a young magician who battled leukemia only to lose his Dad to brain cancer.
Criss stops his pulse and vital signs in five body locations in front of a certified medical staff...
Criss heads back to his Long Island home turf to visit some of his favorite haunts and neighborhood high schools.
Criss takes it underground in Long Island, New York and shares his passion for motorcycle trick riding...
On Fremont Street in Las Vegas, Criss performs one of his signature demonstrations:
Criss Angel invites you to join celebrity friends including Crossing Jordan's Steve Valentine...
Criss uses hypnosis techniques to drop entire crowds of people to the ground...
As a longtime fan of motorcycle jump legend Evel Knieval, Criss attempts his first monumental jump.
Cutting people in half has been synonymous with the act of magic throughout the course of history.
Criss and the Mindfreak team pay tribute to the legendary careers of Siegfried and Roy as Criss performs some amazing animal demonstrations.
Get ready for an illusion filled, night on the town with Criss Angel, "Mindfreak style" in celebration of a cast members 21st birthday!
Criss unveils the ultimate Mindfreak OCC Chopper and leads the crew on a wild magic filled ride...
The art of magic has included disappearing acts for centuries.
Criss performs his most talked about demonstration featured on his guest star appearance on the hit NBC TV show Las Vegas.
Criss takes Mindfreak Season 1's highly rated levitation episode and lifts it beyond comprehension...
Criss Angel, master provocateur, will mystify all as he exhibits more never-before-seen footage in this episode.
Considered to be the most influential name in magic today, Master Illusionist...
Criss has always been fascinated by lightning and the effects it has on the thousands of people who are struck each year.
Trying to prove which person is crazier, Criss and his comedy magician good friend, the Amazing Jonathan decide to play the ultimate game of chicken.
Taking a tour through the history of magic Criss tours the Magic Castle in Los Angeles.
Criss is fascinated by explosions and decides to experience the power of C4 in a uniquely public fashion in Downtown Las Vegas.
Criss Angel attempts his most challenging and unprecedented escape ever.
When Criss closes his eyes he sees reality where others would see darkness.
One of the most dangerous stunts in the series...
At times people have unbelievable strength some say due to adrenaline, so Criss decides to find out if this strength can be controlled.
Based on hellstromism, an art that uses the mind to trigger a spectator's physical reaction...
With the help of rocker and director Rob Zombie, Criss reenacts his own funeral and attempts one of the most dangerous escape stunts in magic history.
Master Piercer Alan Falkner is flown to Las Vegas to help Criss practice a mind over body demonstration of unique proportions.
Lying on a bed of nails is an ancient Indian practice.
Master Magician Lance Burton helps host as Criss performs his homage to the Great Houdini.
Levitation is one of the oldest practices of conjurers and fakirs...
Facing one of our biggest fears, Criss attempts to be burned alive.