After bowing on the platform last week, the Netflix and Chernin thriller The Last House has landed at number one on the Netflix Top Ten with 27.1 million views. That number comes as the fifth best opening for a Netflix original movie in 2026, Chernin now has two of the top original films to release this year on the platform, with Apex opening with 38.2 million views when it bowed in April.

Starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura and directed by Louis Leterrier, the film follows a family of four are suddenly sealed inside their home with no way out, and must work together to survive against both their dwindling resources and the mysterious, looming threat that is keeping them trapped.

The film caught headlines last week following its viral marketing campaign leading up to the films premiere where the streamer had a man living in a billboard on Sunset Blvd. August 6 through Saturday, August 8. The stunt drew the eyes of not just the West Hollywoood residents and commuters, but social media as well just as the film was opening over the weekend.

As for Chernin, the film joins not only Apex but the company’s hit Man on Fire series starrring Yahya Abdul-Mateen III, which also debuted at number one when it bowed this past April.

The Jonas Brothers are going back to their Disney roots, both executive producing and reprising their Camp Rock roles in the franchise’s third film.

Camp Rock 3 sees the brothers’ band Connect 3 returning to the camp to look for a new opening act for their tour. This means a whole new cast of campers — led by Malachi Barton and Liamani Segura — are introduced, along with a cameo appearance from fellow O.G. star Demi Lovato (who also serves as an EP).

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at the film’s L.A. premiere on Monday, Joe Jonas said that in shooting scenes with Lovato, they “both were looking at these new campers kind of pinching ourselves like wow, this is a pretty wild full circle moment. We’ve all lived so much life and to be where we are today and to create something like this, Camp Rock 3, as producers, wearing the producer hat, I think we were like, ‘This is kind of wild.’”

Walking the carpet alongside Nick Jonas and Kevin Jonas, Joe also weighed in on getting to know the next generation of Disney stars, and how different it is now than when the brothers were first getting famous.

“I don’t envy anybody that’s doing this now, there’s probably a lot more scrutiny,” Joe noted. “Things happen a lot faster, and with that you also have an opportunity to kind of explain yourself quicker; when we were starting, we didn’t have a lot of options — just kind of hope that the article isn’t about you. Now you can at least go on your TikTok and say, ‘Hey guys, I didn’t say that’ or whatever it is.”

Joe Jonas also emphasized that there are more resources now to speak to professionals and get support from the studio, and “we also wanted to make sure that we were running a safe space on set. That was one of our priorities when we signed up to do this, we were like, ‘We want these kids to feel comfortable,’ because ultimately we remember what it was like and it can be a lot of pressure. They’re about to be shot out of a cannon into stardom, so we wish them the best and we hope they’re surrounded by love and care.”