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The Last House (2026)

English · Horror / Science Fiction · 110 min · U/A 16+
★ 6.7 (335 votes)
▸ Worth a watch
Released 2026-08-06

The verdict

The Last House is a dependable English film — it does what it sets out to do. It carries a 6.7/10 on TMDB across 335 ratings — squarely mid-table. It clocks in at a standard 110 minutes. In India you can stream it on Netflix.

Early word from viewers on TMDB runs positive.

Story

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

Good to know

Runtime110 min
Watch with family?U/A 16+ · Older kids & up
GenreHorror / Science Fiction
LanguageEnglish
Best screenStream at home

Director

Louis Leterrier

Cast

Greta Lee
Greta Lee
Ann
Wagner Moura
Wagner Moura
Jason
Riley Chung
Riley Chung
Ruth (8 Years Old)
Noah Alexander Sosnowski
Noah Alexander Sosnowski
Graham (12 Years Old)
Emma Ho
Emma Ho
Ruth (13 Years Old)
Gabriel Barbosa
Gabriel Barbosa
Graham (17 Years Old)

Where to watch in India

Netflix

Availability as of 2026-08-10 — platforms may change over time.

Trailer

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Frequently asked

Is The Last House worth watching?
Worth a watch. It rates 6.7/10 on audience ratings. Early word from viewers on TMDB runs positive.
Where can I watch The Last House?
You can stream The Last House in India on Netflix.
When is The Last House releasing on OTT? (OTT release date)
The Last House is already streaming in India on Netflix — it arrived on 2026-08-06.
Is The Last House family friendly?
The Last House is rated U/A 16+. Fine for older kids with guidance.
What language is The Last House in?
The Last House is an English film (Horror / Science Fiction).
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