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13 Sins: Film Analysis
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The movie I am reviewing is 13 sins. 13 sins is a horror movie and was released on April 14th 2014 in the USA. I was directed by Daniel Stamm, Mark Webber ( as the main character), Devon Graye, Tom Bower, Rutina Wesley, Ron Perlman and more. There are no big A-list actor/actresses. It is placed in present time, and placed in a city.

The movie starts with Elliot Brindle ( Played by Mark Webber.) loses his job with debt and his brother Micheal ( Devon Graye ), who is mentally handicapped, Shelby ( Rutina Wesley ) his pregnant fiancee, and his abusive father that is unnamed. Elliot gets a call from a random number that says, if he kills a fly that he will get $1000 directly sent to his bank account after he finishes the challenge.
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