The Last House is Louis Leterrier's Netflix sci-fi thriller about a family sealed inside their home, and premiere-week search interest revised higher after the first refresh. Google Search interest for the keyword the last house reached 41 for the week of August 8 2026, up from 9 on August 1 and 10 on July 11. Trends MCP records a series-derived +310.0% 30-day rise and +192.86% over 90 days from 14 on May 9. get_growth returns +355.56% over 7 days (9 → 41) and +310.0% over 30 days (10 → 41), matching the weekly series endpoint. On boards as of August 13 2026 08:01 UTC, the title ranked 5 on Google Trends and 17 on Wikipedia Trending. Data pulled August 13 2026 from source google search.
The Last House search interest right now
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Latest value (week of August 8 2026) | 41 |
| 30-day change | +310.0% (10 on July 11 2026 → 41) |
| 90-day change | +192.86% (14 on May 9 2026 → 41) |
| Peak value | 41 on August 8 2026 |
| Prior local high | 18 on June 20 2026 |
| First seen in series | August 14 2021 |
| 7-day growth (get_growth) | +355.56% (9 → 41), recent date August 8 2026 |
| Google Trends rank (August 13 2026) | 5 |
| Wikipedia Trending rank (August 13 2026) | 17 |
Every row traces to the stored topics/data/the-last-house.json series or to same-day Trends MCP get_growth / get_top_trends pulls. Values sit on the normalized 0-100 Google Search scale. This refresh replaces the August 11 2026 snapshot that showed a latest value of 33 before the premiere-week point revised upward to 41.
About The Last House
The Last House is a 2026 American science fiction thriller directed by Louis Leterrier and written by Matthew Robinson. Greta Lee and Wagner Moura play Ann and Jason, parents sealed inside a suburban Seattle house with their children after a strange storm locks every exit. Wikipedia and Netflix materials describe a 112-minute PG-13 film that premiered on Netflix on August 7 2026.
Reviews and explainers from Variety, Den of Geek, and Netflix Tudum frame the story as a lockdown-era survival chamber piece that later opens into creature-feature territory. The family improvises food, medicine, and defenses while the neighborhood floods and the barrier holding them inside shifts. That high-concept premise, plus Leterrier's name from Now You See Me and Fast X, is the straightforward reason the title keeps drawing Google and Wikipedia attention nearly a week after release.
What the time series shows
The Google Search curve for the last house mostly lived between 2 and 6 from August 2021 through early 2026, with a brief bump to 6 on November 9 2024 and a spring 2026 trailer-era lift that reached 14 on May 9 and 18 on June 20. July cooled to 10 on July 11, 9 on July 18, 10 on July 25, and 9 on August 1.
Premiere week changed the shape. The August 8 2026 point now prints 41, the series peak and more than double the June local high. Derived labels from the stored series are growth_label exploding, speed_label exponential, seasonality_label low, and volatility_label average. Exploding follows the +310.0% 30-day change. Exponential follows a recent 30-day absolute move of 31 versus a prior 30-day absolute move of 1. Low seasonality marks a single premiere surge rather than a repeating calendar pattern. Average volatility matches a week-over-week percent-change standard deviation near 28.
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- Source pages for the boards behind these ranks: Google Trends and Wikipedia Trending API.