Tubi Orders Short-Form Horror Series 'Bite Size Terror'

Tubi has announced a new short-form horror anthology series titled "Bite Size Terror," slated for release in fall 2026. This 10-episode series will be available as part of the "Terror on Tubi" hub, a dedicated section on the streaming platform for horror content. The anthology aims to explore a wide spectrum of the horror genre, encompassing supernatural themes, occult elements, and other subgenres as described by the platform. The series is being produced by GJMD Studio, with Peter Rice serving as an executive producer. Rice, a prominent figure in the media industry, has a background that includes leadership roles at Fox Broadcasting Company and Disney.

The "Terror on Tubi" hub, which will host "Bite Size Terror," is part of Tubi's broader strategy to expand its content offerings and attract a dedicated audience for specific genres. Tubi, a free, ad-supported video-on-demand service owned by Fox Corporation, has been actively increasing its original and exclusive content. The platform aims to provide a diverse library of films and series, catering to various viewer preferences without requiring a subscription fee. The introduction of themed hubs like "Terror on Tubi" allows for curated content discovery, enhancing the user experience for fans of particular genres. The fall 2026 release date positions "Bite Size Terror" within a competitive landscape of streaming content, particularly for genre-specific programming.

"Bite Size Terror" is designed as a short-form anthology, suggesting that each episode will likely feature a self-contained story, a common format for horror anthologies that allows for diverse narratives and creative freedom. This format is well-suited for streaming platforms, offering viewers easily digestible content. The involvement of GJMD Studio indicates a collaboration with a production company specializing in creating content for the digital space. The exact nature of the horror elements to be explored in each of the 10 episodes remains to be detailed, but the description promises a comprehensive coverage of the genre's various facets. The series' debut in fall 2026 means it will be part of Tubi's programming during a period often associated with Halloween and increased interest in horror entertainment. This strategic timing could further boost viewership for the new anthology.