Danniel Stamm to Direct Horror-Thriller Remake '13: Bet on Death'

TORONTO-Financing and purchasers company IM Global has set Daniel Stamm(The Final Exorcism) to direct the British-language remake of Thai horror-thriller 13: Bet on Dying.our editor recommendsToronto 2011: IM Global and Cent Black Team on New Financing FundToronto 2011: IM Global to look Late-Summer time U.K. Hit 'Inbetweeners' Stuart Ford stated Stamm is presently dealing with writing partner David Birke to evolve the script, which they hope to enter production early the coming year. STORY: Next Gen 2010: Hollywood's Youthful Guns: Daniel Stamm A cult favorite, the initial Bet on Dying is really a macarbre satire of media culture that follows a financially strapped salesperson who receives an anonymous telephone call telling him he's on the hidden camera game show, which if he complete 13 tasks, he'll get a multi-million cash prize. But, entrapped inside the disasters altered by unseen visitors, the protagonist's have to complete the overall game gets worse because the tasks grow more extreme, to some devastating point or orgasm. TORONTO 2011: IM Global and Cent Black Team on New Financing Fund Ford and John Kavanaugh-Johnson of Automatik, IM Global's production partnership with Alliance Films, will produce alongside Kiki Miyake. "Daniel is among the most gifted youthful genre company directors in the commercial and that we're really excited to determine what he and David can perform with your darkly riveting source material," Ford stated. TORONTO 2011: Market at the begining of Slump Miyake's Little Miracle banner initially introduced the broadly went after project to IM Global's executive v . p . of purchases Amal Elwardi. IM Global collaborator Jason Blum Paranormal Activity, Insidious) and Somsak Techaratanaprasert of Sahamongkolfilm (producer from the original Thai movie) will executive produce. IM Global and Automatik are presently in production or publish-production on 10 features they're creating and/or financing with assorted partners, including action-thrillers Safe (Jason Statham), Bullet towards the Mind (Sylvestor Stallone) and Thanks for visiting the Punch (James McAvoy), and genre game titles The Bay, from Craig Levinson, Scott Derrickson's Sinister and Take advantage of Zombie's The Lords of Salems. Stamm is repped by CAA and Undergrounds Films & Management Birke, by Paradigm and Madhouse Entertainment. Related Subjects Toronto Worldwide Film Festival