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We Have Always Lived in the Castle: Last Chance on Netflix

Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Mar 25, 2026·1:18

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We Have Always Lived in the Castle, a critically acclaimed thriller starring Alexandra Daddario and Sebastian Stan, is set to leave Netflix after April 7, 2026. Directed by Stacie Passon and based on Shirley Jacksons novel, the film follows the isolated lives of the Blackwood sisters and their uncle, who keep to themselves in their family home after a tragic event. The arrival of a cousin disrupts their quiet world, leading to building tension and eerie family dynamics. With strong performances and a seventy percent audience score, this slow-burn thriller is praised for its hidden secrets and fragile routines, making it a must-watch before it disappears from Netflix.

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John Lee Dumas

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Alexandra Daddario

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Sebastian Stan

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Stacie Passon

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Transcript

On March 25th, a well-liked thriller starring Alexandra Dodario and Sebastian Stan is about to leave Netflix.

The movie, we have always lived in the castle, boasts an 84% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.

It will stream off the platform after April 7th, 2026, so fans have a short window to watch.

Directed by Stacey Passon and based on Shirley Jackson's novel, the film dives into the isolated lives of the Blackwood Sisters and their uncle.

They keep to themselves and their family home after a tragic event years ago.

Things shift when a cousin shows up, eyeing their fortune and shaking up their quiet world.

Viewers and critics praise its building tension and eerie family dynamics.

It earned a 70% audience score too, standing out despite a small theatrical run.

Strong performances from Tyson, Farminga as the younger sister and Crispin Glover as the uncle add to its pull.

The story explores hidden secrets and fragile routines without big jump scares, making it a slow burn standout.

Mark Kruger adapted the script, capturing the novel's unsettling vibe, catch it now before it vanishes, and you might find it's one of those hidden gems worth the hype.

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