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A desperate, debt-ridden salesman agrees to complete 13 tasks, each more sinister than the last in order to win millions of dollars. But there are many catches: At no point can he tell anyone about the game he’s playing, or attempt to interfere with those administering it.
Flimsy plot withstanding, 13 Sins is an enjoyable watch and fits neatly into the ever expanding genre of film as theme park ride: thrilling, shocking, forgettable.
13 Sins is a smart, stylish picture elevated by fine performances by Webber and a superior ensemble of supporting players, including Richard Bower, Ron Perlman, and Pruitt Taylor Vince.
It's a challenging genre to take on - one in which it's difficult to deliver surprises or present complex characters - but Stamm has acquitted himself well.