The Cobweb Hotel

Year: 1936

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Dave Fleischer

AnimationComedyHorror

A spider runs a hotel that traps flies, keeping all guests captive. When a newlywed pair checks in, the groom prides himself on being the fly‑weight champion. A chaotic battle erupts, with fountain‑pen‑nib arrows and a perfume‑atomizer firing aspirin like a machine gun. In the end the spider ends up sealed in a bottle of library paste.

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