Rain-Stopped: Netflix's The Last House Traps a Family in a Slick but Hollow Mystery

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Netflix's The Last House traps a Seattle-area family inside their home as an inexplicable force seals all doors and electronics, forcing them to improvise a survival-focused life over years. With a glossy production and strong performances from Wagner Moura and Greta Lee, the film leans into tense, patient character work and practical challenges, but keeps its mystery and origins vague, delivering mood and style more than a fully satisfying payoff.
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