Now, Fox’s Tubi carries on that legacy with an impressive lineup of movies and shows that can be viewed for free. Tubi may have fewer recent box office hits than its rivals, but it has a very ...

Mad at the relentless price hikes on your favorite streaming platforms? Don't forget that free TV services like Tubi, Fawesome and Pluto have new movies and classic films streaming every month.

Tubi, the free ad-supported streamer owned by Fox, continues to grow in popularity, as evidenced by data about Super Bowl viewership published in Nielsen‘s monthly Gauge report. Nielsen says ...

Tubi recently sent out its newsletter for the month of April, revealing all of the new titles that will be added in the coming weeks. The new list includes major titles like The Looney Tunes Show ...

Margot Robbie earned her first Oscar nomination for her performance in 2017’s I, Tonya, and the film – which is now streaming for free on Tubi – remains one of the Australian star’s best.

The Tubi schedule for April 2025 releases has some titles that are sure to make for some spectacular streaming, including the 1992 surrealist fantasy comedy film Death Becomes Her and 2015 ...

Planning your next weekend movie watch? Tubi‘s adding a range of films, from the Quentin Tarantino action vehicle “Kill Bill: Volume 1” and its second part to iconic dramas like “Scarface ...

Diving headfirst into the horror library of Tubi is a dizzying, potentially nauseating experience, not just for the gory horror films you’ll find there, but for the sheer haphazardness of the ...

Unfortunately, you've got to pay to access them. If you're hunting for scares without spending a dime, Tubi is one of the best free options out there, especially if you have a soft spot for ...

One such source is Tubi, a free ad-supported streaming (FAST) service that you can tap into and watch movies to your heart’s content. The selection is limited, always changing, and you’ll have ...

The Simpsons, Robot Chicken, Happy Tree Friends, Bob’s Burgers…they’ve all done it. So why is it still to this day an underappreciated entry in the horror-comedy subgenre?