Patrons at a New York City coffee shop got more of a "jolt" after they ended up being the subject of an elaborate prank.
The studio behind the upcoming horror flick, "Carrie," staged a west village coffee shop with various movie props to show off the powers of telekinesis.
Hidden cameras captured the reactions of unsuspecting customers as they witnessed a grown man being lifted and pinned to a wall, tables spinning and books flying off shelves.
The film, "Carrie," a reboot of the 1976 horror classic, hits U.S. screens on October 18th.
