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− | France|starring = Michael Ironside}}'''''Harborer''''' is a Canadian-British-French |
+ | France|starring = Michael Ironside}}'''''Harborer''''' is a Canadian-British-French thriller film directed by Brian Bell. |
The film centers on two sisters who're cursed into becoming werewolf-like creatures, each being born through contrasting personalities (one out of fear, the other out of anger) and both find themselves at war with one another after encountering a man they both love. |
The film centers on two sisters who're cursed into becoming werewolf-like creatures, each being born through contrasting personalities (one out of fear, the other out of anger) and both find themselves at war with one another after encountering a man they both love. |
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There is a problem with parsing the infobox Harborer is a Canadian-British-French thriller film directed by Brian Bell.
The film centers on two sisters who're cursed into becoming werewolf-like creatures, each being born through contrasting personalities (one out of fear, the other out of anger) and both find themselves at war with one another after encountering a man they both love.
Production
Strange had accused Cowan of abusing the film's budget, leaving him with very little to work with. As a result he had to pay for most expenses out of pocket. It was said that his vocality on the issue led to him getting blacklisted, leading to this being his final project until 2016.
Reception
The film received mixed to unfavorable reviews, currently holding a 35% on Rotten Tomatoes. In spite of poor reviews, the film received praise for its effects, stories and makeup, and attributed the issues present to internal and monetary issues.