In financial dire straits, a man accepts a strange, high-paying job where he must take up residence in a home and measure a hole in the wall of the basement to determine whether or not it's growing in size.

Head Like A Hole is a raw, no-budget outsider film crafted with pure DIY spirit. Shot in just seven whirlwind days, this film showcases the director's relentless creativity, handling everything from lighting and cinematography to editing and VFX. With only a location sound recordist joining him behind the scenes, this movie is a must-see for anyone who thrills at the sheer audacity and grit of no-budget regional genre filmmaking.