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The Borrower (1991)

Aliens punish one of their own by sending him to earth. The alien is very violent, and when the body he occupies is damaged, he is forced to find another.
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Aliens punish one of their own by sending him to earth. The alien is very violent, and when the body he occupies is damaged, he is forced to find another.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Horror
Directed By:John McNaughton
Written By:Mason Nage
In Theaters:8/16/1991
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Cannon Group, Vision Pictures

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