Far out in the middle of nowhere lies a house. An old house. A decrepit house. A house with a history. And a hole.

Guy and Mae were complete strangers. Now they’re hapless co-owners of the house, bound together by dubious legal documents and a shared bewilderment at the bottomless hole in their basement floor. A hole so deep, so profoundly unfathomable, that it throws into question not only their understanding of reality, but also their understanding of real-estate property values.

Their attempts to renovate and escape this architectural oddity lead to disaster after disaster. The hole, it seems, is not merely a structural anomaly; it’s home to something ancient and alive. Something dark. Something hungry. Something that finds Guy and Mae strangely… appetizing.

If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if “This Old House” met “The Twilight Zone,” then wonder no more. A blend of humor, suspense, and spine-chilling horror, Hole House will keep you laughing on the edge of your seat until the final, breathless showdown. If you enjoyed “Good Omens”, you’ll love “Hole House!”