In this foggy, maple-flavored episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we have an argument at the dinner table that we'll be inevitably whining to our therapist about in Black Bear, the 2020 film written and directed by Lawrence Michael Levine, and starring Aubrey Plaza.

Tubi has a plethora of specific films designed to with specific inspirations, but what happens when Tubi delivers it on a plate of Aubrey Plaza?

This week on Tubi or Not Tubi... More Twofers again?!

Listen, it's a crazy time of year and we have a lot of Tubi Trauma to get off our chest so take a listen while you wait for Aubrey Plaza okay?

In this literary, amethyst episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we put on our berets and drink black coffee upon viewing The Mummy an' the Armadillo, the 2004 film written and directed by J. S. Cardone.

On occasion the Tubi viewer comes across a particular piece with fierce, artful intentions. With a title like this, who knows what chaos may come?

It has been a hot second since we've had one of these, but let's roll with it!

Once again, we conduct a battle of Tubi Recollection Wizardry. Who will come out on top this time?

In this fabulously blood-spattered episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we sashay our way through Slay, the 2024 film written and directed by Jem Garrard.

Tubi has an excellent track record when it comes to delivering stories from the voices who most want to tell them, and this one is another feather in the cap!

CW: This podcast episode contains mild discussion/description of sexual assault. The film itself is NOT mild in its depiction, however.

In this looming, brooding episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we take a haunting journey into the 2017 film, The Lullaby, directed by Darrell Roodt.

Pregnancy has an extremely varied and convoluded cinematic history and presence, and we've had our share of pregnant horrors on the podcast before: but the thing is... It's different every single time.

Good different? Who knows it's a pregnancy.

In this ever-present, culturally prescient episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we evaluate mob mentality in the 1956 film, Storm Center, written and directed by Daniel Taradash and starring Bette Davis.

Tubi has a pesky habit of preseving fascinating cinematic works of the past, and on this show, Bette Davis always draws a crowd. But does the message of Storm Center hold up to this day? Does the gut punch taste the same? Stick around and find out...

In this historical, touchingly innocent episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we bend as no one has bent before with the 2007 film, Ballet Shoes, directed by Sandra Goldbacher and starring Emma Watson.

One of the frequent coming-of-age genres that can be found in abundance on Tubi is "Orphan Girls Learn Ballet." What happens when Emma Watson is said orphan girl? Is it as predictable a result as one would imagine?