The Last House soundtrack includes music by The Cure and from the film Annie. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Louis Leterrier’s 2026 Netflix movie. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

The Last House stars Greta Lee as Anna, an American woman who protects her family during an alien invasion. Wagner Moura co-stars as Jason, the protagonist’s engineer husband. The storyline follows the main protagonists as they try to survive in their home over the course of several years with their two children. Composer Yair Elazar Glotman (Reptile) scored the 112-minute Netflix film; a music supervisor isn’t credited. Here’s every song in The Last House.

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The Last House Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2026 Netflix Movie

• “Close to Me” by The Cure (00:25:00): The Last House soundtrack song is featured during an interior scene. Ruth (Riley Chung) draws during a rainstorm. She looks at a window and touches a bizarre shape with a blue pencil. Ann says, “We don’t draw on the windows, Ruth.” Moments later, Jason walks down a staircase with a record. He wears blue pants and a beige top. Jason starts a record and playfully points at his daughter, Ruth. Ann sits next to her son, Graham (Noah Alexander Sosnowski). The Last House music continues as Jason dances with Ruth.
• “Tomorrow” from Annie by Aileen Quinn, Albert Finney, Lois De Banzie and Edward Herrmann (00:44:00): The Last House soundtrack song accompanies an interior scene. Jason looks after his sick dog, Cassidy. Ann leaves the room with Ruth and Graham to watch the 1982 film Annie. A transition sequence begins. Ann raises the volume on her television. She look at her children and says, “I know it’s loud. Cover your ears. Let’s sing.” The Last House music drops as Jason approaches his dog, Cassidy, with a pistol. Ann tears up while hearing a gun shot. She holds Ruth’s head as Graham looks around. Jason tears up in his garage after killing his sick dog. Ann looks at her husband and says, “You did the right thing.”

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