Horror Science Fiction Thriller

How long can you survive?

The Last House (2026)

Runtime 110 min

Release date 06/08/2026

Country United States of America

Production

Chernin Entertainment

3 Arts Entertainment

Overview

A family suddenly sealed inside their home must work together to survive against dwindling resources and the ominous threat keeping them trapped.

Directors & Screenwriters

Louis Leterrier

Director

Cast

Greta Lee

as Ann

Wagner Moura

as Jason

Riley Chung

as Ruth (8 Years Old)

Noah Alexander Sosnowski

as Graham (12 Years Old)

Emma Ho

as Ruth (13 Years Old)

Gabriel Barbosa

as Graham (17 Years Old)

Arden Cho

as Adult Ruth

Audrey Anderson

as Susan

Sid Edwards

as Max Richardson

Eveline Reynolds-Boison

as Marcia Richardson

Lewis Goody

as Greg 'Bike Boy'

Nancy Baldwin

as Nancy

Tawny Fontana

as Jasmine

Jed Aukin

as Scott 'Doofus'

Felicity Bown

as One Night Stand Woman

Oliver Henry Arnold

as One Night Stand Man

Damian Anderson

as Nosey Neighbour

Mark Noble

as Fisherman

Nick Bond

as Newscaster

All trailers

Horror Science Fiction Thriller

The Last House

Official Trailer

Video: YouTube
Duration: 02:35

Did You Know?

The Last House tops streaming charts with nearly a billion minutes watched

Netflix’s thriller The Last House clinched the No. 1 spot on the weekly movie chart, racking up an impressive 869 million viewing minutes during the Aug. 10‑16 window. That haul placed it ahead of every other film in Nielsen’s U.S.‑only, TV‑set‑only measurement, underscoring the movie’s staying power amid a crowded streaming landscape. The feat is especially notable when stacked against the heavyweight series that dominated the same week—Prime Video’s Reacher season four pulled 1.19 billion minutes, while Apple TV’s Ted Lasso and Paramount+’s Lioness each flirted with the billion‑minute mark. Yet The Last House kept its lead among movies, outpacing even the high‑profile Michael Jackson biopic Michael, which debuted at fourth with 275 million minutes. Nielsen’s methodology means the numbers reflect only television viewing in the United States, excluding computers and mobile devices. Still, the 869‑million‑minute total signals a robust appetite for the film, cementing its place as a streaming heavyweight for the week.

hollywoodreporter.com