The Last House search interest after its Netflix debut

The Last House is Louis Leterrier's Netflix sci-fi thriller about a family sealed inside their home, and search interest spiked the week it landed. Google Search interest for the keyword the last house reached 19 for the week of August 8 2026, up from 4 on August 1 and 5 on July 11. Trends MCP records a series-derived +280.0% 30-day rise and +216.67% over 90 days from 6 on May 9. get_growth returns +400.0% over 7 days (4 → 20) and +300.0% over 30 days (5 → 20); the weekly series latest point is 19, one point below that growth endpoint. On boards as of August 9 2026 06:01 UTC, the title ranked 8 on Google Trends and 3 on Wikipedia Trending. Data pulled August 9 2026 from source google search.

The Last House search interest right now

Figures come from Trends MCP get_time_series, get_growth, and same-day get_top_trends for Google Trends and Wikipedia Trending, pulled August 9 2026. The series and get_growth endpoints differ by one point on the August 8 reading; prose uses the stored series for the chart.

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 lead a cast that includes Gabriel Barbosa, Emma Ho, Riley Chung, and Noah Alexander Sosnowski. Wikipedia describes a family inexplicably sealed in their suburban home while a mysterious disaster locks the outside world, forcing them to ration supplies and survive. Netflix released the film on August 7 2026; the listed runtime is 112 minutes. The project began as 11817: Deadline reported Leterrier attached in May 2024, Netflix acquired it in January 2025 with Moura replacing Kingsley Ben-Adir, and Tudum noted principal photography starting April 21 2025. People search the title for streaming access, cast details, and whether the sealed-house premise matches the trailer.

What the time series shows

The Last House search curve is a long near-floor baseline that breaks open on premiere week. The 261-week Google Search series opens August 14 2021 at 1 and mostly stays between 1 and 4 for years. Interest edges up in early 2026, hits 6 on May 9 and 8 on June 20, then cools to 4 on July 18 and 4 on August 1. The week of August 8 jumps to 19, the series peak, one day after the Netflix debut. Derived labels from the series: growth exploding, speed exponential, seasonality low, volatility average. Growth is exploding because 30-day change is +280.0%, well above the +100% bar. Speed is exponential because the latest 30-day absolute move (5 → 19, abs 14) is more than 2x the prior 30-day move (4 on June 6 → 5, abs 1). Seasonality is low: a single premiere spike, not a repeating calendar pattern. Volatility is average on week-over-week percent changes (series stdev about 42%).

Related topics

Same-day Google Search neighbors with measured 30-day growth (Trends MCP get_growth or series stats, August 9 2026):

• greta lee: +118.18% over 30 days (11 → 24); +166.67% over 7 days (9 → 24)
• wagner moura: +250.0% over 30 days (4 → 14); +366.67% over 7 days (3 → 14)
• chris hansen: +1933.33% over 30 days on series stats (3 → 61); see the Chris Hansen topic
• tom holland: +615.38% over 30 days (13 → 93 on get_growth); Wikipedia Trending board rank 8
• the odyssey: +60.87% over 30 days (23 → 37); see the The Odyssey topic
• spiderman brand new day: +1042.86% over 30 days (7 → 80); Wikipedia Trending board rank 1

For search tooling, use Google Trends. Wikipedia page-view boards sit on the Wikipedia trending API page.