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In this episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, SURPRISE! YES! It is the sixth edition of our Tubi Twofers Challenge of FATE!! We once again test our Tubi memory banks against the Time Lord known as Quizmaster Pete! How exciting!

In this dramatic, aged episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we... *sigh*... we save our community theater in the 2014 film, Hamlet & Hutch, directed by Jared and Matthew Young and starring Burt Reynolds. There are many, many, many, many films of the Tubi variety in which a local theater is placed in danger of being torn down. And yet. Every time. It hits different. Please trust us when we tell you: Hamlet & Hutch hits different. 

In this vibrant, exalted episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we challenge the heavens in the 2016 film, Alleluia! The Devil's Carnival, directed by Darren Lynn Bousman. If there is one thing Tubi loves, it's bizarre personifications of The Devil. So one must be curious as to what Tubi's musical interpretation of the figure might be...

In this esoteric, homely episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we take a historical step and witness the 2006 film, A Tudor Feast, directed by Chris Mitchell. This marks the podcast's first-ever review of a documentary found on the Tubi platform! What wonders await in this thus far uncharted genre...

In this faithful, deceptive episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we nearly entirely abandon the world of adults in the 2012 or 2010 or 2014 film, Long-Distance Princess, written and directed by Lionel Chew. This film is... allegedly... a Star Wars-inspired romantic drama that allegedly takes place in not space somehow... Can Tubi handle this high concept? We must find out.

In this forbidden, shadowy episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we summon the spirit of vengeance in the 1999 film, Ragdoll, directed by Ted Nicolaou. This is the part where I often insert a quizzical paragraph about the content you are about to experience, but I too fear the wrath of Woman Detective, and you should too.

In this educational, high-achieving episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we hand in our Othello papers Tubi evaluated in the 2017 film, Dismissed, directed by Benjamin Arfmann and starring Dylan Sprouse. Tubi has a track record of providing truly spooky educational and education-related content... But what does Tubi do when the students themselves ARE the spook? We must investigate!

In this celebratory ritual of a Tubi or Not Tubi Episode, we are honoring a SECOND YEAR of Tubi Trials and Tribulations! In this doubly special episode, we once again face the fury of Quizmaster Pete! We revisit and rank the Year Two Tubi Movies! And! In the spirit of this unprecedented year known as 2022! We have of course completed an ALL-TIME TUBI RANKING! You can peruse that list here!

In this paranormal, feared-by-Romanians episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we skydive right into the celestial conflict depicted in the 2008 film, Ghouls, directed by Gary Jones. The late 2000s has managed to be a very odd and specific time capsule year for paranormal-style content. But is this kind of thing right up Tubi's alley? Perhaps! We must investigate...

In this 2-22-22 Tubi Tuesday of a Tubi or Not Tubi: An interview! With Krys Fox, the crafty human who plays "Darque" in the 2012 film, POP-U-larity! This is our debut interview episode! What an honor! What a delight! For more Krys Kontent be sure to check out... Twitter: @krysfox Instagram: @krysfox Podcast: The Dirty Pillows

In this foreboding, authoritative episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we venture into the dark territory of the 2019 film, Apparition, directed by Waymon Boone. Tubi has a seemingly endless stream of unknown ghost films. Will this one rise above? Will it leave much Tubi desired? Whatever the answer is, it's probably not what we would expect!

In this talent-filled, ambitious episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we finally get to lay our eyes on the 2012 film, POP-U-larity!, written and directed by Michelle Ehlen. When we first encountered this film on Tubi, we immediately knew we had to save it for its own episode within the first five minutes of footage! However, many movies have great beginnings... will Tubi allow this one to thrive? We watch on eagerly!  (As of literally yesterday, this film isn't on Tubi currently... But you can still see it here! It is also on Prime.)

In this monumental, apocalyptic episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we tackle the cinematic triumph of animation known to the world as the 1988 film, Akira, directed by Katsuhiro Otomo. This film is available on Tubi currently, and it is quite an important task to discern what function this acquisition serves. Does this Tubi Movie get along with the others? Or is it simply too powerful to be contained?

In this ambitious, forboding special episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we reconvene with some familiar souls at the Tubi Premiere of the 2021 film: Ouija: Deadly Reunion, written and directed by Israel Luna. The Ouija Experiment series, being a personal joy of a... particular podcast host. So, in the spirit of said joy, Tubi has presented us with the simply irresistible newest installment!

In this episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we've got another riveting round of Tubi Twofers! Once again, we put our memories to the test as we wander/consult the catacombs of the Great Tubi Cinematic Library! You what they say... "Tubi is a proverb, maybe they don't actually say that, just roll with it."

In this seafaring, wives' tale of a Tubi or Not Tubi episode, we harvest some mysterious magical remedies in the 2006 film, A Lobster Tale, directed by Adam Massey. Tubi is once again attempting to whisk us away in another whimsical fable. What mysteries of the deep will it attempt to show us? Are these the kinds of mysteries meant Tubi uncovered? We shall find out indeed!

In this apocalyptic, frantic episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we implant our memories into a robot to break the system or whatever with the 2013 film, Hyperfutura, written and directed by James O'Brien. What does Tubi believe is poetry? How does Tubi's algorithm respond to the existence of poetry as a concept? Is this question worth asking? This feels like a very dangerous question.

In this spooky, forboding nighttime release of Tubi or Not Tubi, we channel our ethereal selves with the 2015 film, A Haunting in Cawdor, directed by Phil Wurtzel and starring Cary Elwes. What happens when Tubi decides a group of dastardly teens are required to perform The Scottish Play in a barn theatre? Time travel? Ghosts that can communicate well? Manual Labor? I guess. I guess.

In this occult, convoluted episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we descent into a world of darkness in the 2020 film, Conjuring: Book of the Dead, written and directed by Richard Driscoll. Tubi is a safe haven for cult movies. No, I don't mean the genre of the cult film. I'm talking about New York comic book publishing company executives who own an interconnected ring of occultist strip clubs in New Orleans.  Indeed, there's lots to not understand here!

In this wayfaring, soul-searching episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we traverse the spiral woods of Scotland in the 2012 film, Temple Wood: A Quest for Freedom, directed by Ethan Race. The Lovecraftian Horror genre has inspired many a creator, and Tubi is far from immune from this realm of influence. That said, one must wonder, is the Lovecraft Realm of this app something Tubi admired? Or is it something Tubi avoided?