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The End of Oak Street (2026)

Film · 1h 40m · Rated PG-13
MysterySci-FiThriller

A cosmic event rips a suburban street into an unknown world, forcing a family to unite for survival.

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After a mysterious cosmic event rips Oak Street from suburbia and transports their neighborhood to someplace unknown, the Platt family soon discovers that their very survival depends on them sticking together as they navigate their now unrecognizable surroundings.

How intense is The End of Oak Street?

Scareproperly scary
Gorelight gore
Violencestrong violence
Emotional weightheavy

The End of Oak Street is properly scary, with light gore and strong violence. Emotionally it is heavy. The pace is measured, and it is a full-attention watch and a late-night trip. Rated PG-13.

What The End of Oak Street feels like

Tone
suspensefulgrittyatmospheric
Pace
Measured
Best for
Full attentionLate night

Where to stream The End of Oak Street

Not on a US subscription service at our last check. Rent or buy may still be an option.

US availability via TMDB, last checked Sep 30, 2026. The app filters picks to the services you actually have.

Is The End of Oak Street for you?

Is The End of Oak Street scary?

Yes, properly. The End of Oak Street is scare level 2 of 3, the real thing without being an endurance test.

Is The End of Oak Street gory or violent?

Light gore (1 of 3) and strong violence (2 of 3).

Is The End of Oak Street sad or heavy?

It is emotionally heavy (2 of 3). Expect it to land.

Is The End of Oak Street OK for kids?

It is rated PG-13. Intensity: scare 2, gore 1, violence 2, each out of 3. Your call for older kids.

How long is The End of Oak Street?

The End of Oak Street runs 1h 40m.

Where can I stream The End of Oak Street?

The End of Oak Street is not on a US subscription service right now (rent or buy may still be an option).

Does The End of Oak Street have a happy ending? spoiler-safe answer

It leaves the ending open to interpretation.

Cast and crew

DirectorDavid Robert Mitchell
StarringAnne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella, Christian Convery, Jordan Alexa Davis, P.J. Byrne

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