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When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

In summary, this film is not much different than an extended episode of the 'Twilight Zone' with a bit more gore thrown in for good measure. The only real annoyance was the irritating voice of the controller behind the machinations and the fact you couldn't really make out what was being displayed on Elliot's phone.The film pulls you along albeit gently, that said, in the end this sort of sits between predictable and entertaining hence the 6/10 rating. Ron Pearlman must have needed the money to pay his taxes-what a waste.

A cryptic phone call sets off a dangerous game of risks for Elliot, a down-on-his luck salesman. The game promises increasing rewards for completing 13 tasks, each more sinister than the last. 13 Sins is the kind of horror film that you expect that it would definitely turn out to be a disappointment but as it turns out it's a film with an actual plot and story and sure it might have some character problems or be a little bit over the top sometimes or even the weird opening but that doesn't change the fact that it's a movie that actually showcases of how bad money really are and how even the nicest person in the world can turn into a beast, an animal plus the twist in the end was smart and although you might think of it it was still pretty good. Mark Webber as Elliot Brindle gave a terrific performance and Ron Perlman as Det. Chilcoat he is kinda the Danny Glover of this particular story if you have ever seen Saw plus there's also a twist with his character as well so overall the movie had a lot of twists and turns some of them worked and some didn't but overall the movie was pretty fun but it does have issues but it was still pretty cool and if you ever check it out it might surprise you too. (7.5/10)

I truly liked this movie. This movie was of the puppeteer type as I like to call them. A person or person(s) are committing atrocities yet someone else is pulling the strings.13 Sins is about a man, Elliott Brindle (Mark Webber), who is down on his luck when he's offered an opportunity to win loads of money to help alleviate his woes. There are 13 tasks to complete and the rules are such that once he starts he pretty much has to continue to completion. Of course the game is anything but harmless.I was impressed with the plot and the build up. Before having some random person launch into a morbid game we first got to see the type of person Brindle was and the type of issues he had to deal with. Pregnant fiancé, disabled brother, elderly father, and recently terminated from his job. This information wasn't thrust in there as an aside, we were given it organically within the flow of the movie.It's also a movie that makes you think: "How far would I go for a sizable sum of money?" The puppeteer type movies always find human weaknesses to prey upon and they are usually either greed or survival. Where movies like "Saw", "Die", "Vile", "Circle" and others are about pure survival at its core, "13 Sins" is about social survival. Elliott could've easily opted not to play but what quality of life would he have given his situation? There were some small flaws with the movie but overall it was a good product. They took a known premise and freshened it. It helped that the actors were good and you didn't totally know what was the end game. Yes, I truly liked this movie.

I actually didn't know this was a remake, so I can't say much about this vs the original. Not that it matters. I will probably see the original though, because I liked this.13 Sins is a horror-thriller, with some comedic elements here and there. I don't think however, that it's enough comedy to call it a comedy. When I think back on it I see it as a horror film, but I can recall certain comedy-ish scenes.I liked the lead, he does a great job, and you constantly wonder what comes next. Some scenes make you kind of embarrassed. That's good.There are parts of it that are a bit out there, perhaps. Some hiccups with the plot and what not, but nothing too big.I liked 13 Sins, and I will definitely check out the original.