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Your Food Delivery Just Got a Lot More Complicated in The Delivery Girl

One delivery. One dangerous obsession. The Delivery Girl, Tubi’s new Original thriller, turns an everyday convenience into the beginning of a nightmare.

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Your food is at the door. Great news! Usually.

Tubi Original The Delivery Girl takes one of the most ordinary interactions imaginable and asks the deeply uncomfortable question: what happens when the person dropping off your order doesn't want the interaction to end there? Jacob is an insurance adjuster living a pretty routine life until a food delivery worker develops an obsession with him and routine starts disappearing very quickly. We'll stop the order details there. This is one delivery best opened without spoilers.

Director Shiek Mahmud-Bey knows the scariest part isn't always who's standing at the door, but realizing they might not be going away. What starts as an everyday delivery tightens into something far more dangerous as boundaries get crossed, familiarity turns threatening, and Jacob's normal life starts feeling less and less like his own. The kind of thriller that makes you want to yell “DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR” at the screen has officially arrived. The Delivery Girl is streaming free on Tubi now, with even more obsession, danger, and edge-of-your-seat watches waiting inside Tubi’s Thrillers collection.

The Cast

Charlie Newhart

Newhart plays Jacob with a low-key quality that makes him feel like a regular guy who never expected his life to become thriller material. As the situation intensifies, Newhart lets that normalcy gradually give way to unease, frustration, and a growing sense of vulnerability rather than jumping straight into panic mode. That restraint works in his favor: the more Jacob realizes he's losing control of an increasingly dangerous situation, the easier it is to feel trapped right alongside him.

Teisha Brown

Brown understands that intensity doesn't always need volume. As Mya, she can make an ordinary interaction feel loaded simply through the way she holds a look, shifts her demeanor, or lets a beat linger a little longer than expected. Brown plays with that unpredictability throughout her performance, keeping Mya difficult to fully read and creating tension around what she might do next without giving the audience all the answers upfront.

Ayla Thompson

Thompson brings a more emotionally grounded energy to Aria, giving the character a presence that feels distinct from the escalating tension surrounding Jacob and Mya. Thompson plays her reactions with sincerity rather than melodrama, letting concern, uncertainty, and the strain of the situation register in smaller ways.

“You thought I was dropping off dinner. I was just getting started.”

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