Buzzkill Premiere Date and First Look Revealed by Tubi

Tubi has revealed the premiere date and first photos for its new original horror-comedy film, Buzzkill. Starring Siena Agudong, Brec Bassinger, and Aliyah’s Interlude, the film will premiere on Friday, September 25, 2026.

In Buzzkill, when a group of sorority sisters finds themselves trapped with a vengeful killer, party-girl Nora (Agudong) knows that the drunker she gets, the more her tipsy memories start revealing clues about who’s murdering her friends. But she’d better hurry, or her next vodka soda might be her last call.

Buzzkill was written by Suzanne Keilly (Slumber Party Massacre) and directed by Jem Garrard (R.L Stine’s Pumpkinhead).

“I loved Suzanne’s script and was excited by her spin on the slasher genre. Nora isn’t your traditional final girl; she screws up constantly and is spectacularly ill-equipped for what’s happening around her, but we never stop rooting for her. Siena has incredible comic instincts and brings so much heart to Nora,” said director Jem Garrard about the Tubi release.

Garrard added, “I couldn’t have asked for a better ensemble; everyone brought such a distinct energy to their character, and I’m excited for audiences to meet this lovable, dysfunctional sorority. There’s something liberating about making a movie whose primary goal is to entertain the hell out of an audience.

“Buzzkill is unapologetically fun and ridiculous. Horror-comedy is such a great communal genre, and Buzzkill really embraces that. It’s a movie to watch with friends, and I hope audiences have as much fun watching the chaos unfold as we had making it.”

Siena Agudong added, “When I first met with our director, Jem Garrard, to talk about Buzzkill, they gave me a watchlist full of horror classics and told me to get familiar with the genre tropes… because we planned to push the limits of each one.

“So on the day, we were all given so much freedom to play, and that was the most exciting part. Every day, it felt like we were coming to set just to make a movie that would make us giggle, and now having the film come out, it feels like we are reliving our inside jokes but with a much larger group of friends.”