The Last House

“The Delgados' struggle against this new, horrifying reality is anything but ordinary — but their struggle to weather it while trying to remain true to who they were before their world changed dramatically is beautiful and Spielberg-esque in its execution. That's what makes The Last House a must-watch.”

Aimee Hart, Polygon · 90

“That the premise feels forced — and goes off the rails in the finale — is a drawback. Then again, it’s skillfully presented and exceptionally well cast, which makes up for most of the obvious deficiencies.”

William Bibbiani, TheWrap · 66

“Intermittently gripping if less than totally coherent, it’s a glossy B-movie that doesn’t bore but also never truly thrills.”

Nick Schager, The Daily Beast · 65

“Lee and Moura are gifted actors, especially compelling as the increasingly haggard Ann and Jason give up trying to mask their despair. And Graham and Ruth are superbly cast at both ages, creating an affecting portrait of family as a lifeline that keeps the audience in their corner even when the storytelling falters.”

David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter · 60

“It does in many ways represent the ideal of a Netflix Friday night movie, not good enough to warrant a bigger screen but, if stuck at home for reasons supernatural or not, just about good enough for a low-stakes click.”

Benjamin Lee, The Guardian · 60