How to watch The Hunt: stream the new movie online anywhere

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Once installed, select the location of your home country and simply click connect. You’ll then be able to easily watch The Hunt online from nearly anywhere in the world.

Streaming The Hunt in the US is simple, as it's available to watch on a large number of popular services - the most familiar of which is likely to be Amazon Prime Video. There, you can rent it for $19.99 in HD, which might sound a bit steep - so remember that with new releases like The Hunt, you're essentially paying to go out to the movies, just from the comfort of your own Covid-19 locked down home.  

Your rental entitles you to watch it in the next 30 days, and once you've hit play, you've got 48 hours in which to finish watching it. So while it's not free to Prime subscribers like so much Prime Video content is, plenty of stuff is - including loads of binge-worthy TV shows like Downton Abbey, The Wire and The Sopranos - so don't forget the FREE 30-day trial that's on offer to further bolster your streaming arsenal during these unprecedented times.

Elsewhere, you can rent The Hunt for streaming on Vudu, while those after a 4K Ultra HD viewing experience should look no further than Apple's iTunes platform. Across the board, pricing remains the same at $19.99.

And remember that if you find yourself out of the country, you can use clever software like ExpressVPN to watch The Hunt just as if you were at home.

Anyone locked down in the UK will find that they can watch The Hunt, along with a host of other new releases like The Invisible Man, by renting the film through Amazon Prime Video. It costs £15.99 with Prime Video to get it in HD, which (as in the US) gets you a 30-day window to watch it within 48 hours.  

Anyone committed to watching it in the highest possible 4K Ultra HD quality should head to iTunes, while if you find yourself in the UK at present but would normally use a different service to watch The Hunt online, we recommend  using a VPN to get around geo-blocking restrictions and give you that all-important taste of home.

You can watch The Hunt online easily in Canada, where once again it's a case of renting the movie for a limited time in place of seeing it at the cinema. There's only a handful of options, though, and the one most people are likely to recognize is YouTube, where it costs CA$19.99. Alternatively, those wanting to stream The Hunt in 4K should look the way of iTunes - pricing is uniform at $19.99.

If this seems a bit limited and you find yourelf in Canada and want to access the streaming service you normally would at home, don't forget you can do so by using a VPN.

The Hunt wasn't due to be released until April 9 in Australia and it's unclear at present what, if any, early digital release plans have been made for Down Under. We do know that the continent has now how its own coronavirus lockdown in place, and that includes closing cinemas, so keep an eye out as The Hunt (2020) could land for VoD streaming sooner rather than later.  in the hope it would see some kind of box office joy before the continent imposed the kind of coronavirus lockdown already in place all over the world.

In the meantime, anyone from the US, UK or Canada stuck in Australia for whatever reason wanting to watch The Hunt online as usual can just use a VPN to point themselves back home and stream the new movie using the service of their choice.