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If you've forgotten your password, please follow the steps below to reset your password and log in successfully. 1. Open a web browser (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) and go to 2. Enter the email address associated with your Tubi account. We will send an email to you with a password reset link. 3. Follow the instructions in the email to reset your password. To log in with your new password: 1. Open a web browser (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) and go to 2. Click/tap on the Sign In link at the top right-hand corner of your screen. 3. Enter the email address associated with your Tubi account and your new password. 4. Press Submit and you should now be signed in to your Tubi account!

Tubi (a.k.a. Tubi TV) is stocked with an array of licensed movies and television shows from across the years, and much like Crackle, the selection is decidedly hit-or-miss. But Tubi really does have a lot of compelling movies on offer, and there's no premium element in play: you'll never have to reach for a credit card. The downside here, however, is that there's no original content and little in the way of recent releases –and it's all video-on-demand and not live TV –but the selection is large and seems to be updated on a regular basis. Luckily, the ads are usually pretty short and innocuous, and pop up inconsistently within and around the content. When watching an episode of a TV show, you'll probably see a short (30-second) commercial beforehand, and maybe a 15-second or 30-second ad in the middle. It varies, though: We watched Cowboy Bebop and didn't see any ads beforehand, but then it had two commercials for a total of 45 seconds at the middle point. With movies, we've encountered different results, as well. A viewing of Arnold Schwarzenegger's The Running Man via the PlayStation 4 app began with a single short ad, but then continued uninterrupted for the next 45 minutes or so. There would also be an ad any time that I resumed the film after stopping, though. On the other hand, Oldboy on the iPad app began without an ad, but then it played one every 12-15 minutes over the course of the flick. That's a little awkward, since the ad break won't always come at an opportu...

(Image credit: Film4) The Babadook is an indie horror movie that quickly gained a cult following. The movie follows a single mother struggling to keep up with her precocious son. It's hard enough to raise a child under the best of circumstances, but when an evil entity emerges from the pages of a children's book and begins terrorizing them, things take a dark and sinister turn. — Sarabeth Pollock Werner Krauss and Conrad Veidt in The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (Image credit: ScreenProd / Photononstop / Alamy Stock Photo) While it may not be the first ever horror film, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is the common ancestor to many films in the genre and even some outside of the world of horror. The German silent film tells the story of the mysterious Dr. Caligari and his somnambulist Cesare, who the doctor unleashes in the night to commit murders. One of the trademarks of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is the expressionist designs used for the sets that were popular in post-World War I Germany. You can practically draw a straight line from Dr. Caligari to the work of Tim Burton. While the film may not be exactly scary to today’s modern horror audiences, even 100 years later its eerie tone and twist ending can leave viewers unsettled. — Michael Balderston Count Dracula (1970) Christopher Lee in Count Dracula (Image credit: Hammer Film Productions/Atlaspix /Alamy Stock Photo) Most people today know Christopher Lee either from his roles in the Star Wars prequels or the Lord of the Rings...

Expertise Kourtnee is a longtime cord-cutter who's subscribed to streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Crunchyroll, Sling, Spotify and more. As a real-life user of these services, she tracks the latest developments in streaming, the newest re Credentials • Though Kourtnee hasn't won any journalism awards yet, she's been a Netflix streaming subscriber since 2012 and knows the magic of its hidden codes. Expertise Ty has worked for radio, print, and online publications, and has been writing about home entertainment since 2004. He majored in Cinema Studies when studying at RMIT. He is an avid record collector and streaming music enthusiast. Credentials • Ty was nominated for Best New Journalist at the Australian IT Journalism awards, but he has only ever won one thing. As a youth, he was awarded a free session for the photography studio at a local supermarket. See at Hoopla Digital Show more (4 items) Paid memberships have become the norm for many of our favorite HBO Max, Disney Plus and Hulu. Each delivers great movies and TV shows, but there are free alternatives to the big streamers out there that offer plenty of entertainment. And we've gone through the testing and research to find the best ones for you. Many of these services are ad-supported, so you won't be able to skip commercials on these platforms. Most have older shows and movies, sort of like basic cable reruns. Some network sites (including ABC) won't let you stream every show unless you're ...

Tubi TV is the official app from the service of the same name, from which you can stream thousands of movies and TV shows for free. Just choose a movie or episode, click on it, and in just a few seconds it'll start to play. The Tubi TV catalog includes hundreds of movies from all genres: action, comedy, science fiction, drama, martial arts, etc. And all of them legal. Yes, all the movies listed in the application's catalog are completely legal and hosted on the Tubi TV servers. In other words, nothing is hosted on YouTube or other sites. And all the Tubi TV movies play directly on the Tubi TV player. Tubi TV is an excellent application for watching movies and series. The quality of the catalog is debatable, yes, but all the content is free and ready for streaming. Besides, who doesn't love watching a bad movie from time to time? Reviewed by Andrés López Translated by Uptodown Localization Team Requirements (Latest version) • Android 8.0 or higher required Frequent questions

You can register or sign in to your account on any device where the Tubi app is available! Please follow the steps below, based on the type of device you are using. How to Register/Log in on the Web at • Click on the Register button at the top-right corner of your screen. If you already have an existing Tubi account, select Sign-in, located to the right of Register. • Choose to Register via Facebook, Google, or Register via email. • Fill out all of the fields that pop up and click on Registerat the bottom. You will then receive a welcome email confirming your registration is complete! Please be sure to verify your email address by clicking the link in your welcome email. How to Register/Log in on your Mobile Device: Whether you own an Android or iOS mobile device, please follow the steps below: • First, ensure the Tubi app is downloaded to your device. You can find the app in the Apple Store or Google Play Store. • Once downloaded, open the Tubi app. • From the Tubi homepage, tap the "My Stuff" icon on the bottom-right corner of the screen. Then tap the "Unlock Now" button. • After selecting "Unlock Now", Select your desired method for registering: via Google, Facebook, Apple, or Email. If you already have an account, please select "Sign-In", located towards the bottom of the screen. • If you tappe d on Register via Email: enter your Name, Birthday, Gender, Email, and Password. Please note that the password must be at least6 characters. Once the form is filled out tap on t...

Hey, gorehounds: Tubi has some remarkably gnarly, nasty horror movies—ones that redefine “hard to watch”—and you can stream them for free. But there’s an extra layer of weirdness when watching a disturbing movie on a free, ad-supported streaming service. What does the Tubi ad server show people who’ve just watched a graphic body disposal scene? Air fresheners, fast food, Instagram parental controls, and more. Here are nine of the nastiest movies on Tubi and the unfortunate ads that sponsor them. Whether or not you press ‘play’ is entirely your decision—don’t send us your therapy bills if you actually watch these seriously disturbing movies. P.s. SPOILERS A-HEAD (get it?). Plot: A depressed, recently widowed expectant mother must defend herself against a devious intruder who wants the baby for herself. Nastiness: The accidental brutal killing of a loved one, male pelvic-perineal mutilation by scissors, ocular impalement, scissors-to-the-forehead, shotgun-to-the-head (close-up), facial charring by hairspray flamethrower, and a non-emergent home C-section—also by scissors. Unfortunate ads: • Frank’s Red Hot—if there’s one thing Inside doesn’t need, it’s extra sauce. • Allstate—for your next tragic accident. • Gain, Tide, and Downy Fabric Softener—keep those onesies smelling fresh and feeling soft. Watch or not: Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury’s masterpiece of New French Extremity is one of the most disturbing movies we’ve seen. It’s also a taut thriller, and the visceral ...