Laura Hunter lands first lead film role in Ouija Hell House

Laura Hunter has landed her first leading film role as Danielle in the horror feature Ouija Hell House, now streaming on Hulu, Tubi and Prime Video. The role caps more than 20 years of part-time work across film, TV, commercials and hosting.

Why it matters: - Laura Hunter’s first lead film role marks a career milestone after more than two decades of part-time work in screen and live media. - The release gives Hunter a breakout feature-credit moment in a horror film now available on major streaming platforms.

What happened: - Hunter plays Danielle in Ouija Hell House, a horror feature produced by 7th Street Productions. - The film is now streaming on Hulu, Tubi and Prime Video. - The story follows a single mother who moves her daughters into her late grandmother’s farmhouse for a fresh start. - After the family finds an old Ouija board, disturbing events escalate and a sinister presence emerges.

The details: - Hunter said earning her first leading role feels “exciting and deeply meaningful” after acting part time for two decades. - Hunter said her past auditions, commercials, small roles and long days on set prepared her for the part. - Hunter’s film credits include The Death of Snow White, 2:59, Kill Craft, Friday the 13th Vengeance 2: Bloodlines, Nightmare on Elm Street/Up All Night, Conversion, Between Night, Timetravel_0 and Bloody Mary. - Hunter’s television work includes The Blox, where she was recognized as “Most Investable,” 4 Days to Save the World, which she won, Food Network’s Food Wars, Lifetime’s Outlaw Profit, TLC’s Toddlers & Tiaras and HGTV’s What’s Up with That House. - Hunter also appeared on international television programs in Germany and Japan. - Hunter hosted 10 episodes of The Home Show. - Hunter’s commercial credits include campaigns for Mega Bloks, Paula’s Choice, Mattress Firm and Sleep Train.

Between the lines: - Hunter’s path reflects a common working-actor trajectory: long-term accumulation of credits before a first feature lead. - The streaming release gives Ouija Hell House immediate reach across multiple platforms, which can widen exposure for both the film and Hunter.

What's next: - Hunter is likely to use the lead role as a springboard for more feature opportunities. - Watch the promo trailer for Ouija Hell House 2026.

The bottom line: - Laura Hunter’s lead turn in Ouija Hell House is a career breakthrough built on years of steady, behind-the-scenes persistence.