00:00There are several Disney scenes that are totally inspired by these two.
00:04In Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the scene where the queen transforms into a witch
00:08It draws heavily on German Expressionist cinema of the 1920s,
00:12including the office of Dr. Caligari.
00:14We can see the distorted shadows, the unsettling staircases, and the play of light.
00:19which can be found in both works.
00:21In Pinocchio, the island of pleasures is constructed like a true horror film.
00:25The children disappear one by one, gradually transforming into donkeys.
00:29without understanding what is happening to them.
00:31Then they are locked in cages.
00:33Many animation historians still consider this sequence
00:36as one of the scariest ever produced by Disney.
00:39In Le beau-sud de Notre-Dame, several codes are borrowed from Gothic cinema.
00:43The low-angle shots of the cathedral, the play of shadows on the stairs
00:46and the appearances of Judge Frollo are reminiscent of certain classics of psychological horror.
00:51In Fantasia, the sequence A Night on Bald Mountain
00:54is directly inspired by representations of the devil in European painting
00:58and the fantasy films of the early 20th century.
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