Tubi FrightFest 2026 Discovery Screen 3 Schedule
BritFlicks is tracking the Tubi FrightFest 2026 Discovery Screen 3 schedule, with screening dates, times, film details, trailers and updates from this year’s London genre film festival.
Discovery Screen 3 forms part of the wider Tubi FrightFest 2026 programme, showcasing new horror, thriller, sci-fi, fantasy, cult and documentary cinema from the UK and around the world.
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FRIDAY 28 AUGUST
SALMOKJI: WHISPERING WATER
Screening: Friday 28 August, 11:00 am; Sunday 30 August, 4:00 pm
Director: Lee Sang-min
Cast: Kim Hye-yoon, Lee Jong-won, Kim Jun-han, Kim Young-sung
Genre: Horror, Supernatural Horror, Mystery Horror
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Runtime: 95 mins
Premiere Status: UK Premiere
Synopsis: SALMOKJI: WHISPERING WATER follows a road-view filming crew sent to a remote reservoir to reshoot footage that was previously rejected because of strange visual distortions.
Led by Su-in, the team records the surrounding roads and landscape, but when they review the footage, they spot unfamiliar figures and unsettling details that none of them remember seeing during filming.
As they investigate, the crew discover that the reservoir is connected to a past crime and disturbing rumours about something hidden beneath the water. Once they enter Salmokji, leaving may no longer be possible.
NIGHT AFTER NIGHT
Screening: Friday 28 August, 1:30 pm; Sunday 30 August, 9:00 pm
Director: Josh Lobo
Cast: Scott Poythress, Johnny Sibilly, AJ Bowen, Alexis Louder
Genre: Sci-Fi Horror, Body Horror, Psychological Horror
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 88 mins
Premiere Status: UK Premiere
Synopsis: From Josh Lobo, director of ‘I TRAPPED THE DEVIL’, NIGHT AFTER NIGHT follows two overnight security guards working at a private university whose contrasting lives begin to unravel.
Their routine is disturbed by the repeated appearance of a mysterious mute figure who returns every night without explanation. As the encounters continue, the guards’ grip on reality starts to fracture.
Inspired by J-Horror, sci-fi literature and satirical black comedy, NIGHT AFTER NIGHT blends psychological unease, body horror and science fiction into a strange and unsettling mystery.
REMANENCE: A VOLTAGE COSMIC HORROR
Screening: Friday 28 August, 6:45 pm; Sunday 30 August, 10:45 am
Director: Kapel Furman
Cast: Ricardo Gelli, Ricardo Oliveira, Clarissa Kiste, Cecilia Guedes
Genre: Cosmic Horror, Monster Horror, Sci-Fi Horror
Country: Brazil
Language: Portuguese
Runtime: 80 mins
Premiere Status: European Premiere
Synopsis: From Kapel Furman, director of FrightFest title ‘SKULL: THE MASK’, REMANENCE: A VOLTAGE COSMIC HORROR follows two paramedics in Novo Hamburgo who make a dangerous discovery in an old basement.
After stumbling upon hidden treasure, they accidentally open a dimensional portal and unleash The Engineer, a creature capable of travelling between multiverses.
As the entity sets out to reclaim its gold at any cost, REMANENCE: A VOLTAGE COSMIC HORROR blends cosmic horror, monster movie energy and multiverse chaos in a high-voltage genre tale influenced by classic Universal and Hammer horror.
TRAIN TO BUSAN
Screening: Friday 28 August, 8:30 pm; Sunday 30 August, 1:00 pm
Director: Yeon Sang-ho
Cast: Gong Yoo, Jung Yu-mi, Ma Dong-seok, Choi Woo-sik
Genre: Zombie Horror, Action Horror, Thriller
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Runtime: 118 mins
Premiere Status: Retrospective / 10th Anniversary Screening
Synopsis: TRAIN TO BUSAN returns to FrightFest for a 10th anniversary retrospective screening of Yeon Sang-ho’s modern zombie classic.
Set during a mysterious viral outbreak that throws Korea into chaos, the film follows Seok-woo and his young daughter as they board the KTX from Seoul to Busan, hoping to reach safety and reunite with her mother.
As infection spreads through the train, the journey becomes a desperate fight for survival, combining relentless zombie action, emotional stakes and sharp social commentary in one of the defining genre films of the 2010s.
SATURDAY 29 AUGUST
THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN
Screening: Saturday 29 August, 11:00 am; Monday 31 August, 3:45 pm
Director: Val Guest
Cast: Peter Cushing, Forrest Tucker, Maureen Connell, Richard Wattis
Genre: Hammer Horror, Monster Horror, Classic Horror
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 83 mins
Premiere Status: Retrospective / 4K World Premiere Restoration
Synopsis: THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN returns in a 4K world premiere restoration of the original UK cut, complete with its original title sequence.
Based on Nigel Kneale’s television play ‘THE CREATURE’, this Hammer classic follows two men with very different aims as they join a Yeti expedition in the Himalayas. Forrest Tucker’s gunrunner wants to capture and exploit the legendary creature, while Peter Cushing’s botanist is driven by research and discovery.
Directed by Val Guest, THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN blends monster movie mystery with eerie claustrophobia and rising paranoia, turning the search for the Yeti into a tense and atmospheric slice of classic British horror.
THE FRIGHT STUFF
Screening: Saturday 29 August, 1:15 pm; Monday 31 August, 6:15 pm
Director: Mike Meyer
Cast: John Laflamboy
Genre: Documentary, Horror Documentary, Haunted Attraction Documentary
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 71 mins
Premiere Status: UK Premiere
Synopsis: THE FRIGHT STUFF is an all-access documentary exploring the haunted house industry in America, from its origins to the year-round work involved in creating large-scale scare attractions.
The film goes behind the scenes of the business, looking at how haunted houses are built, operated and developed into a major part of American horror culture.
Featuring producer and main interviewee John Laflamboy, who ran the Statesville Haunted Prison in Joliet, Illinois, THE FRIGHT STUFF offers a lively look at the people, stories and disasters behind the business of giving audiences the fright of their lives.
SYNTHESIZED
Screening: Saturday 29 August, 3:30 pm; Sunday 30 August, 6:30 pm
Director: Chris Green
Cast: Thomas Turgoose, Kiran Landa, Sacha Parkinson, Chris Coghill
Genre: Psychological Horror, Music Horror, Thriller
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 100 mins
Premiere Status: London Premiere
Synopsis: SYNTHESIZED follows Martyn, a computer repairman and 1980s synth-pop musician whose life begins to fall apart after a series of harrowing events.
As his marriage to Valkyrie breaks down, Martyn retreats into music, hoping it will calm the turmoil building inside him. But instead of offering escape, the sounds he creates begin to draw out something much darker.
Blending psychological horror with a synth-driven edge, SYNTHESIZED turns grief, obsession and violent rage into a disturbing story of a man losing control one note at a time.
SWEET VIOLENCE
Screening: Saturday 29 August, 6:10 pm; Monday 31 August, 1:05 pm
Director: Jeremías Segovia
Cast: Esteban Bigliardi, Javier Chávez, Eduardo Miglionico, Mirella Pascual
Genre: Thriller, Revenge Thriller, Psychological Thriller
Country: Uruguay
Language: Spanish
Runtime: 93 mins
Premiere Status: UK Premiere
Synopsis: SWEET VIOLENCE follows a family planning revenge after the man convicted of killing their daughter is released from prison after twenty years.
Still insisting he is innocent, the former prisoner attempts to rebuild his life, but the past refuses to stay buried. As old wounds reopen, the family’s desire for justice begins to turn into something darker and more dangerous.
From Uruguayan filmmaker Jeremías Segovia, SWEET VIOLENCE is a gritty revenge thriller about grief, guilt and the devastating consequences of violence that cannot be forgotten.
SEOUL STATION
Screening: Saturday 29 August, 8:35 pm; Monday 31 August, 11:00 am
Director: Yeon Sang-ho
Cast: Ryu Seung-ryong, Shim Eun-kyung, Lee Joon, Lee Sang-hee
Genre: Animation, Zombie Horror, Thriller
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Runtime: 92 mins
Premiere Status: UK Premiere
Synopsis: SEOUL STATION takes audiences back to the beginning of Yeon Sang-ho’s zombie nightmare in the animated prequel to ‘TRAIN TO BUSAN’.
Set one day before the events of the live-action hit, the film begins when a homeless man with a bleeding neck wound is ignored by passers-by at Seoul Station. As his condition worsens, the infection takes hold and he becomes the first sign of a horrifying outbreak.
As the walking dead spread through the city, a teenage runaway, her boyfriend and her desperate father are pulled into a night of panic, survival and social horror, where the infected may not be the only monsters.
SUNDAY 30 AUGUST
REMANENCE: A VOLTAGE COSMIC HORROR
Screening: Friday 28 August, 6:45 pm; Sunday 30 August, 10:45 am
Director: Kapel Furman
Cast: Ricardo Gelli, Ricardo Oliveira, Clarissa Kiste, Cecilia Guedes
Genre: Cosmic Horror, Monster Horror, Sci-Fi Horror
Country: Brazil
Language: Portuguese
Runtime: 80 mins
Premiere Status: European Premiere
Synopsis: From Kapel Furman, director of FrightFest title ‘SKULL: THE MASK’, REMANENCE: A VOLTAGE COSMIC HORROR follows two paramedics in Novo Hamburgo who discover hidden treasure inside an old basement.
Their find accidentally opens a dimensional portal, releasing The Engineer, a creature capable of travelling between multiverses and determined to reclaim its gold at any cost.
Blending cosmic horror, monster movie atmosphere and multiverse chaos, REMANENCE: A VOLTAGE COSMIC HORROR delivers a high-voltage genre tale inspired by classic Universal and Hammer horror.
TRAIN TO BUSAN
Screening: Sunday 30 August, 1:00 pm
Director: Yeon Sang-ho
Cast: Gong Yoo, Jung Yu-mi, Ma Dong-seok, Choi Woo-sik
Genre: Zombie Horror, Action Horror, Thriller
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Runtime: 118 mins
Premiere Status: Retrospective / 10th Anniversary Screening
Synopsis: TRAIN TO BUSAN returns to FrightFest for a 10th anniversary retrospective screening of Yeon Sang-ho’s modern zombie classic.
Set during a mysterious viral outbreak that throws Korea into chaos, the film follows Seok-woo and his young daughter as they board the KTX from Seoul to Busan, hoping to reach safety and reunite with her mother.
As infection spreads through the train, the journey becomes a desperate fight for survival, combining relentless zombie action, emotional stakes and sharp social commentary in one of the defining genre films of the 2010s.
SALMOKJI: WHISPERING WATER
Screening: Sunday 30 August, 4:00 pm
Director: Lee Sang-min
Cast: Kim Hye-yoon, Lee Jong-won, Kim Jun-han, Kim Young-sung
Genre: Horror, Supernatural Horror, Mystery Horror
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Runtime: 95 mins
Premiere Status: UK Premiere
Synopsis: SALMOKJI: WHISPERING WATER follows a road-view filming crew sent to a remote reservoir to reshoot footage that was previously rejected because of strange visual distortions.
Led by Su-in, the team records the surrounding roads and landscape, but when they review the footage, they spot unfamiliar figures and unsettling details that none of them remember seeing during filming.
As they investigate, the crew discover that the reservoir is connected to a past crime and disturbing rumours about something hidden beneath the water. Once they enter Salmokji, leaving may no longer be possible.
SYNTHESIZED
Screening: Sunday 30 August, 6:30 pm
Director: Chris Green
Cast: Thomas Turgoose, Kiran Landa, Sacha Parkinson, Chris Coghill
Genre: Psychological Horror, Music Horror, Thriller
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 100 mins
Premiere Status: London Premiere
Synopsis: SYNTHESIZED follows Martyn, a computer repairman and 1980s synth-pop musician whose life begins to fall apart after a series of harrowing events.
As his marriage to Valkyrie breaks down, Martyn retreats into music, hoping it will calm the turmoil building inside him. But instead of offering escape, the sounds he creates begin to draw out something much darker.
Blending psychological horror with a synth-driven edge, SYNTHESIZED turns grief, obsession and violent rage into a disturbing story of a man losing control one note at a time.
MONDAY 31 AUGUST
SEOUL STATION
Screening: Monday 31 August, 11:00 am
Director: Yeon Sang-ho
Cast: Ryu Seung-ryong, Shim Eun-kyung, Lee Joon, Lee Sang-hee
Genre: Animation, Zombie Horror, Thriller
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Runtime: 92 mins
Premiere Status: UK Premiere
Synopsis: SEOUL STATION takes audiences back to the beginning of Yeon Sang-ho’s zombie nightmare in the animated prequel to ‘TRAIN TO BUSAN’.
Set one day before the events of the live-action hit, the film begins when a homeless man with a bleeding neck wound is ignored by passers-by at Seoul Station. As his condition worsens, the infection takes hold and he becomes the first sign of a horrifying outbreak.
As the walking dead spread through the city, a teenage runaway, her boyfriend and her desperate father are pulled into a night of panic, survival and social horror, where the infected may not be the only monsters.
