Bite Size Terror is a ten-episode anthology series that will include different stories from multiple subgenres of horror, and will focus on introducing new filmmakers to audiences.
This is another big push in Tubi in their support of horror. They partnered with the FrightFest film festival this year, and they recently launched the Terror on Tubi hub in their app. They’ve also consistently released horror and thriller movies as part of their ongoing Tubi Originals lineup.
There is no specific date yet for the premiere of Tubi’s Bite Size Terror, but we can surely expect it in time for Halloween.
Here’s a rundown of the episodes for Tubi’s Bite Terror:
“The Deep End”
- A babysitter notices the child in their care has changed after surfacing from the deep end of a swimming pool.
- Starring Jessi Mechler (Boyhood) and Beau Foxx (The Pitt), written and directed by J. Zachary Thurman (The Demon Core).
“Marisol”
- A teen tries to contact her dead sister, but the voice she hears might not be her sister at all.
- Starring Jessie Mae Alonzo (Everything Now), Lourdes Faberes (Avatar: The Last Airbender), and Kim Adis (Get Even), written by Jed Shepherd (Host) and directed by Jill Sachs (Taga).
“Kachina”
- A home decor influencer disturbs a homeowner’s sacred family doll, resulting in a bloody redecoration.
- Starring Chloe Ray (Fuller House), Dillon Wolf Oleata (Blark and Son), featuring the puppeteer talents of Benjamin Michael Bayouth (Diabolical), written and directed by Boise Esquerra (The Black Demon).
“Resonance”
- A woman clearing out her dead father’s house discovers his experiment that sends a signal through water, turning the exposed into vessels for something inhuman.
- Starring Glenda MacInnis (Boston Blue), Andy McQueen (Paradise), and the voice talents of Charles Halford (Outer Banks), written and directed by Mark Lammerding (The Night Within).
“Mother Marrow”
- A couple plays a matchmaking card game that gets darker and darker the more they play.
- Starring Haley Gauthier (Behind Door Two), Eric Palmer (Harvester), and Marquel Skinner (Young Rock), written by Jake and Conor Lawler (The Lawler Brothers), directed by Charlie Schwan (Harvester).
“Sucker”
- After a broke motel clerk is bitten by a bat, her petty scams turn bloodier when a guest with a valuable antique reveals a bigger world of valuables, victims, and opportunity.
- Starring Jiana Nicole (Dirty Little Secrets), Michael Brunlieb (South Side), and Thomas Kelly (Heart Race), written and directed by Katelyn Douglass (Spanked by a Ghost).
“Marissa’s Office”
- After years as the perfect assistant to a powerful magazine editor with a taste for ambitious young women, Beth weaponizes her own body to claim the promotion she has already paid for in blood.
- Starring Sara Silva (Cruel Intentions) and Heather Lind (Your Friends & Neighbors), written and directed by Chaconne Martin-Berkowicz (I Know What You Did Last Summer).
“Book Club”
- A painfully polite woman joins an aspirational book club, only to discover its sadistic initiation will continue until she finally learns to say no.
- Starring Brit MacRae (Saint-Pierre), Bethany Anne Lind (Ozark), Mabel Thomas (Scarpetta), Annie Jacob (Motherland: Fort Salem), Tenea Intriago (Dave), Najah Bradley (I Love Boosters), and Kevin Johnson (Ozark), written and directed by Hannah Alline (Scissors).
“Come Home”
- A lonely boy searches the city for offerings to feed the creature hidden in his apartment, desperate for the fleeting moments after each sacrifice when the monster gives him back something that feels like home.
- Starring Felix Paz, Minos Nevradakis, and Malina Manovici (Graduation), written by Mateo Braun Costa and Eduardo Braun Costa, directed by Eduardo Braun Costa (The Liars).
“Floral Remains”
- After returning to her late mother’s macabre flower shop, where the dead are preserved in bloom, a grieving daughter demands one final message from the dead and discovers some goodbyes are better left buried.
- Starring Courtney Taylor (Abbott Elementary), Jamela Asha (I Love LA), and Susan Louise O’Connor (The Cleaning Lady), written and directed by Jasmine J. Johnson (Inner Demons).
sources: Variety – Sept. 1, 2026; Press Release posted on Broadway World – Sept. 1, 2026
