Jennifer Lawrence's little-remembered psychological thriller House at the End of the Street is set to arrive on Netflix on 24 September 2026, giving the 2012 film a new audience 14 years after its cinema release. Directed by Mark Tonderai, it was shot in 2010 but not released until months after Lawrence's star-making turn in The Hunger Games, casting her in a quieter, darker role far removed from Katniss Everdeen; despite this, the film never achieved major critical acclaim.

In the story, Lawrence plays teenager Elissa, who moves with her newly divorced mother, Sarah (Elisabeth Shue), into a house near the scene of a double murder, and against her mother's wishes befriends Ryan (Max Thieriot), the ostracised young man living there. The film made a modest commercial success on release, taking around $12.3 million domestically and more than $44 million worldwide against a reported $10 million budget, though critics were largely unimpressed, reflected in its 10% Rotten Tomatoes score. It will join other horror titles, including Mike Flanagan's Oculus, in Netflix's upcoming streaming lineup.