The Last House (2026) • Review • A Promising Premise That Never Quite Escapes Itself

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The Last House (2026) • Review • A Promising Premise That Never Quite Escapes Itself
Sep 07, 2026 Season 1 Episode 39
Fraser & Darryl

Join Fraser as he reviews The Last House, the 2026 Netflix film from director Louis Leterrier, following the Delgado family as they wake up sealed inside their own home during a relentless storm, and whether the streamer's latest survival thriller earns its two hour runtime.

This episode contains full spoilers.

In this review, Fraser shares why Ruth's slow-burn theory about the creatures becomes the smartest thread in the whole film, why the family's booby-trapped back half wins him over after a saggy middle stretch, and why one gut punch moment involving the family's elderly dog hit him harder than anything else in the movie, given he has an elderly dog of his own.

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