In Ouija Hell House, a single mother, played by Hunter, moves her daughters into her late grandmother’s farmhouse, hoping to give the family a fresh start. After they discover an old Ouija board, increasingly disturbing events unfold, and something sinister emerges that has no intention of letting them leave.
“After acting part time for two decades, earning my first leading role feels both exciting and deeply meaningful,” Hunter said. “Every production, audition, commercial, small role, and long day on set helped prepare me for this opportunity. I am grateful to the filmmakers behind Ouija Hell House for trusting me with Danielle and giving me the chance to take this next step.”
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. Her roles have ranged from horror and dramatic performances to character and supporting work, steadily preparing her for the demands of leading a feature film.
Her television appearances include The Blox, where she was recognized as “Most Investable,” the competition series 4 Days to Save the World, which she won, Food Network’s Food Wars, Lifetime’s Outlaw Profit, TLC’s Toddlers & Tiaras, HGTV’s What’s Up with That House, and international television programs in Germany and Japan. She also hosted 10 episodes of The Home Show.
Her commercial credits include national and regional campaigns for Mega Bloks, Paula’s Choice, Mattress Firm, Sleep Train, and other major brands.
Although Hunter’s career developed outside the full-time Hollywood path, she remained committed to performing and building her craft. Her progression reflects the persistence of working actors who accumulate experience role by role, often over many years, before receiving the opportunity to lead a motion picture.
Ouija Hell House represents the culmination of years of persistence, practical experience, and continued development as a performer.
Ouija Hell House is now streaming on Hulu, Tubi and Prime Video.
Watch the promo trailer of Ouija Hell House 2026: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ets4pGp971w
Bob Kitzberger
Laura Hunter
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