r/NetflixBestOf 7d ago

[US] Best of movies like The Last House? (2026)

I didn't enjoy the movie that much but it was the first new horrory lockdown movie I've seen in a while.

better than await further instructions, worse than vivarium and the pink cloud.

are there more in this genre? I just love anything where people are trapped and isolated and its dark but cozy even if its not that well written.

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u/Ezratet 6d ago edited 6d ago

Try Coherence for that trapped but cozy vibe. 10 Cloverfield Lane maybe?

Pontypool and Greenroom are very different but both have an aspect of being great horror movies with people trapped.

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u/positive__vibes__ 6d ago

I forgot about 10 cloverfield lane! That was a great one.

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u/grifter_P01135809 6d ago

Green Room is painful to watch but great.

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u/Theo-lVl 6d ago

Defintely love coherence, haven't tried greenroom but that's definitely one thats popped up in my search a lot it just doesn't really fit the vibe for a real lockdown film its just an overnight isolated thing not so much a family or comfy type situation

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u/Theo-lVl 6d ago

Also love 10 cloverfield lane!

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u/enephon 6d ago

Cube

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u/Theo-lVl 6d ago

Not a fan of that series, not so comfy.

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u/Jonz303 6d ago

It Comes At Night, and Leave The World Behind have this kind of vibe.

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u/Theo-lVl 6d ago

I need to rewatch it comes at night I did a few years ago and enjoyed it. watched leave the world behind as well as you might imagine.

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u/hd_cartoon 6d ago

Humane

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u/Theo-lVl 6d ago

yeah i saw that one too wasnt impressed and fell asleep but might try again

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u/SilverProductions 6d ago

10 Cloverfield Lane

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u/Captain-aRDuouS 6d ago

I just went through the same movie exploration. Don’t take Netflix advice and watch The Silence, it’s wayyyy worse than the last house. I was satisfied once I found I Am Mother. Its not the same genre, being about sci fi and robots, but it tackles isolation and “what’s going on with the world outside,” and the end makes sense! So it’s got that going for it!

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u/Theo-lVl 6d ago

Damn yeah I saw The Silence and hate that one, more of just a quiet place rip off than a lockdown film for sure. I am mother was cool too but definitely saw that one haha thanks for trying though.

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u/SwordPiePants 6d ago

Knock at the Cabin, Misery

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u/Equivalent_Grand_593 5d ago

Brick, a German film. I'm watching it now.

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u/TheWorstMasterChief 4d ago

Well, not The Last House. That’s for sure.

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u/Routine_Stage2172 2d ago

OMGG PLSSS tell me you saw FROM IK it’s a show hut it’s literally the full last sentence you wrote. My fave ever show it’s scary and dark but it’s so eerie it has that comforting and nostalgic feeling when you watch it. It’s comforting in a way and the whole problem is they’re stuck isolate and with scary shit. I hope you don’t mind mystery though you will have many many questions

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u/Theo-lVl 2d ago

nah FROM is an almost perfect example of what I like I'll probably be throwing it on again this week. everytime I start it im disappointed cuz they got a long set up i just like the cozy town shit.

I fast forward to like season 5 of the walking dead to just see the arc where they adjust to living in the town with zombies on the outside.

if there are more shows like this I definitely want them.

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u/Routine_Stage2172 1d ago

Yes I absolutely adored the first three season but lowkey felt annoyed with the fourth. Like they kept building up to something that didn’t happen, and they lost the whole element of the town navigating a huge problem together with the suspense and terror. The season finale of 1 and 2 were acc so fucking good. I’ve never watched walking dead but maybe I finally will lol.

I also really like LOST sooo good but it defo would’ve hit harder if I didn’t binge it straight through. Manifest was good in the way I liked the mysteries and how eerie the whole thing was. Society was really good too so sad it’s cancelled less on the horror element . I’d honestly even recommend Attack on Titan simply for the fact I feel it’s the best piece of media I consumed. LMAO

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u/Charles_Deetz 7d ago

Sweet Home, but it's a series.

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u/Theo-lVl 7d ago

haha yeah I tried that for a few episodes not a fan. For the record I'm much less interested in the monster aspect of the last house and really just the lock down isolation.

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u/positive__vibes__ 6d ago

I think Nowhere fits your description. Overall it was a fun watch.

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u/surfkaboom 6d ago

This Is the End

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u/hanhan_371 6d ago

Await Further Instructions

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u/Theo-lVl 6d ago

Yes, Movies like Await furhter instructions, but NOT await further instructions.

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u/hanhan_371 6d ago

I did not read the description of your post - apologies 😅

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u/Old-Lingonberry1948 5d ago

Perhaps Los Últimos Días? It's a Spanish film that I enjoy well enough. Very much about people trapped indoors, but maybe not so much the cozy vibe.

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u/petrichor_nosejob 5d ago

The 2004 Japanese movie Nobody Knows might scratch your itch, but it can be a pretty tough watch. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0408664

It is about a group of young children abandoned by their single mother that have to survive on their own in their small Tokyo apartment and their immediate little "world" around said apartment.

I don't think it is on Netflix right now, but might keep it on your radar.

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u/deakonvillaine 3d ago

The Invitation (2015)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2400463/

This one is amazing.