Seifer006

Disney's The Rescuers, is a quite underrated and unseen film that is more touching than many of the other Disney classics. The story follows 2 mice Bianca and Bernard, they both belong to the rescue aid society, a secret society of mice that assist people when they are in trouble.

Bianca and Bernard are sent off to find a poor little orphan girl who has been kidnapped and held prisoner. The story, without going into to much detail, is a very touching story, with a few very sad moments for Penny the little orphan girl.

While the audio is not the greatest and the picture quality is not up to scratch with the more recent Disney films this is more of a classic than any of the modern animated Disney films.

Alexandra Aja (The hills have eyes) Bryan Bertino (The strangers) Wes Craven (Scream etc.)

These are a few people who make good (maybe not scary) but good entertaining horror movies.I have never actually been scared of a horror movie, so it is hard for me to judge a film based on how scary it is, but from this 'master of horror' it was a pretty weak excuse for a horror movie. I initially saw the movie as so many people had informed me that Rob Zombie was the best in horror. I will try anything once... and so I did, what I got for my $8.99 DVD was a fairly average attempt at a movie that did not even give the chills once.

That being said, I do applaud Rob Zombie for not simply relying on blood and gore to gross the audience our like so many of the recent Saw additions have. He does understand that that does not equate to a good horror film, however what he failed to notice was... neither does this.

The redeeming feature of the film that brings it up to 3 stars is the occasional joke/ sick sense of humor that is thrown in there, to mix things up. I believe that I would have enjoyed this movie more had there have been. 1.) A decent story 2.)A couple of re casts 3.)Better directing and 4.) No Rob Zombie!!!