Michele StuevenJust as the streets of West Hollywood have reopened after the major water main break near Sunset Boulevard at Holloway Drive, there’s a new spectacle to behold.
The Netflix Film The Last House is bringing its sci-fi thriller premise to life above one of LA’s busiest intersections, where a performer will inhabit a furnished living room built into a billboard. Starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura and directed by Louis Leterrier, The Last House follows a family of four who are suddenly sealed in their home with no way out. They have to work together to survive against both their dwindling resources and the mysterious, looming threat that is keeping them trapped.
From today through Saturday, Aug. 8, a performer will attempt to maintain a sense of normalcy over extended periods of time while stuck in his elevated, enclosed set 30 feet above the ground at Selma Avenue and Sunset Blvd., communicating with commuters and passersby below via whiteboard as an eerie nod to the family’s own isolation in the film.
Living billboard for The Last House from Netflix on Sunset Boulevard. ( Joel Barhamand /Netflix)© 2026