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Tubi has unveiled the new short-form horror anthology “Bite Size Terror,” from executive producer Peter Rice and GJMD Studio. The 10-episode series debuts as part of the Terror on Tubi Hub in fall 2026.
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an official description, “Bite Size Terror” covers “every corner” of the horror genre, “from the supernatural and occult to body horror, dark comedy, monsters and the macabre.” Across the debut season, themes like “grief, ambition, intimacy and vulnerability become entry points for something darker, as characters searching for connection, control, or a way forward find themselves confronting forces they do not understand.”
“Bite Size Terror” is the latest effort in Tubi’s robust push toward short-form offerings. In 2024, the streamer launched “Scenes,” a scrollable TikTok-esque feed of snippets from Tubi’s library of TV shows and movies. Clipified content as a way to compete with social media and YouTube is only just catching on at the major streamers, with Netflix, Prime Video and HBO Max all jumping on the bandwagon in 2026. Tubi has also long partnered with digital creators by platforming their content. In some cases, those contracts are free of exclusivity barriers.
“With a different nightmare in every episode, ‘Bite Size Terror’ is a thrilling showcase for the next generation of horror filmmakers,” said Adam Lewinson, Chief Content Officer at Tubi. “It brings bold, unpredictable stories to the Terror on Tubi Hub, adding to an already compelling destination for fans with more than 53 million hours of horror to explore. We’re proud to partner with Peter, David and GJMD to bring these distinctive new voices directly to our audience.”
“Our horror shorts have become an extraordinary engine for discovering new writer-directors, 90 shorts, nine first features and counting”, added Rice. “We’re thrilled to partner with Tubi to introduce the next generation of horror filmmakers, with ‘Bite Size Terror’ on Tubi”.
“Bite Size Terror” is produced by GJMD studio, and executive produced by Rice, David Worthen Brooks, Arbi Pedrossian and David Moore. The deal was brokered by David Worthen Brooks and Lewinson.
