"Eraserhead" is a 1977 experimental horror film directed by David Lynch. The film is known for its surreal imagery and unsettling atmosphere, exploring themes of anxiety, fatherhood, and industrialization. It follows the life of Henry Spencer, a man who navigates a nightmarish world filled with bizarre characters and disturbing events. The film's unique visual style and sound design contribute to its cult status, making it a significant work in the genre of avant-garde cinema. Eraserhead has influenced many filmmakers and artists, often being analyzed for its complex symbolism and emotional depth.