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Suburbia just went prehistoric.
Cult-favorite director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) takes a massive leap into blockbuster territory with The End of Oak Street, an ambitious, survival thriller arriving at Everyman on 14 August 2026.
Produced by J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot, the film stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as the parents of the Platt family, who wake up one morning to find their quiet 1980s neighborhood has been violently uprooted by a mysterious cosmic event. Transported entirely intact to an unknown, deeply hostile wilderness, the surviving residents quickly realize they haven't just changed locations - they've changed eras. Now, the family must stick together to navigate a terrifying reality where their manicured lawns are suddenly surrounded by rampaging prehistoric predators.
Supported by rising stars Maisy Stella and Christian Convery, this is a sprawling spectacle shot on large-format IMAX cameras. Mitchell grounds the jaw-dropping concept in real human stakes, balancing the intimate, claustrophobic dread of a family in crisis with the awe-inducing scale of a classic monster movie. Backed by a booming original score from Michael Giacchino, the film trades the director’s signature creeping indie horror for an absolute thrill ride.
Prepare for a visually overwhelming, highly original adventure that proves the most terrifying monsters might just be waiting right outside your front door.
Did you know?
Originally developed under the secretive working title Flowervale Street, the film’s actual premise was kept completely under wraps throughout production. When rumors of an 80s-set "time-travel dinosaur movie" started circulating online, the cast and crew refused to confirm the existence of any prehistoric creatures until the very first trailer finally debuted.
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A Quiet Place (2018), Super 8 (2011), Jurassic Park (1993), It Follows (2014