The Demon Files (2026): Where to Watch, Episode Guide & Investigation Locations

Six investigations. Six locations with disturbing histories. One place to watch them all. The Demon Files is streaming free on Tubi in 2026, bringing my team’s investigations at the Sallie House, Sedamsville Rectory, Haunted Hill House, and other reportedly haunted locations to new viewers.

I’m Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi.tv and director of The Demon Files. I’ve spent years taking viewers into historic homes, mining towns, hotels, and other locations where people report encounters they cannot explain. Below is my guide to all six episodes currently listed on Tubi, including direct watch links and the original LiveSciFi investigations behind these cases.

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Where Can You Watch The Demon Files in 2026?

You can watch The Demon Files free on Tubi. As of October 14, 2026, Tubi lists one season with six episodes. The series is rated TV-MA, categorized as horror and reality, and lists English subtitles. Tubi is ad-supported, so you can watch without a paid subscription in supported regions.

• Streaming: Tubi (free, with advertisements)
• Season: Season 1 (2026 listing)
• Episodes available: 6
• Director: Tim Wood
• Cast credited by Tubi: Tim Wood, Scott Di Lalla, Kristin Manning, Patrick Langdon, and Lillian Alquist
• Rating: TV-MA

The following guide uses Tubi’s official Season 1 episode order. Some related videos in the original LiveSciFi archive have different episode numbers; they are not mislabeled.

The Demon Files Season 1: All Six Tubi Episodes

Episode 1 — The Devil’s Due: Demon Files Exorcism

Location: Butte, Montana | Runtime: 1 hour, 6 minutes

This episode follows a man who believes something demonic is tightening its grip on his life. Our team traveled to Butte to investigate his experiences and the possibility of a spiritual deliverance. The original LiveSciFi investigation centers on David Prince and also takes us into the history of the Dumas Brothel, a notorious building in Butte’s former red-light district.

What makes an alleged possession case difficult is the need to distinguish frightening testimony, location history, and religious interpretations. I want viewers to see what was actually documented and decide what they believe.

Watch Episode 1 on Tubi →
Related investigation: Exorcism in Butte — LiveSciFi Demon Files archive.

Episode 2 — Sallie House: The Demon Files Case

Location: Atchison, Kansas | Runtime: 1 hour, 3 minutes

The Sallie House is one of the cases that has stayed with me the longest. Former residents Tony and Debra Pickman reported scratches, strange sounds, apparitions, and increasingly disturbing experiences inside the home. Our LiveSciFi investigations returned to that history while recording audio, filming the house, and examining unusual discoveries.

One of the most unsettling finds was a stained sweater hidden beneath insulation in the attic. We also documented a pentagram on the basement floor and investigated reports about why it had been placed there. Those discoveries are genuine parts of our fieldwork, but they do not by themselves prove a crime or a demonic cause. Episode 2 explores the house’s haunting claims and the troubling attic discovery.

Watch Episode 2 on Tubi →
Read our original research: Sallie House Dark Secret Exposed and Sallie House History and Haunting. Watch the related LiveSciFi Sallie House episode.

Episode 3 — Demon Attack at Sedamsville Rectory

Location: Cincinnati, Ohio | Runtime: 1 hour, 6 minutes

Our third Tubi episode takes us inside Sedamsville Rectory, a former religious property associated with stories of aggressive paranormal activity. The investigation becomes increasingly tense as the team reports encounters they believe may involve a hostile presence.

Buildings with religious histories often carry stories that are difficult to separate from later legend. The challenge is to document what happens during an investigation without assuming a supernatural explanation for every sound or movement. Sedamsville pushes that challenge to the forefront.

Watch Episode 3 on Tubi →
Further reading: Historical classifications of demons and their origins.

Episode 4 — PORTAL to HELL: Haunted Hill House

Location: Mineral Wells, Texas | Runtime: 55 minutes

Haunted Hill House has acquired a reputation for accounts of unexplained voices, violent activity, and entities that some investigators interpret as demonic. In this episode, our team returns to the Texas property expecting a difficult night and encounters activity that leads to a more disturbing investigation.

A return visit can be revealing. When you already know a property’s reputation, you have to be extra careful not to interpret every noise through the lens of a prior experience. We went back to document what happened, compare it with earlier reports, and let viewers judge the material for themselves.

Watch Episode 4 on Tubi →
Explore related LiveSciFi episodes: Seven Demons of the Hill House Haunting and Haunted Hill House investigation.

Episode 5 — Haunted Cabin Nightmare: Demon Attack

Location: Nevada | Runtime: 1 hour

In episode five, we investigate a remote Nevada cabin surrounded by troubling haunting reports. With fewer distractions and little separation from the surrounding darkness, these isolated locations create an entirely different atmosphere from a busy hotel or historic residence.

Nevada’s mining history has left behind cabins, outposts, and ghost towns with stories passed down for generations. One of our earlier investigations took us to the Miner’s Cabin in Gold Hill near the Yellow Jacket Mine, where a devastating 1869 mining fire remains part of the region’s history. That original investigation provides useful background for viewers interested in our Nevada fieldwork; Tubi’s brief episode description does not independently confirm that the two releases contain identical footage.

Watch Episode 5 on Tubi →
Related archive: Nevada’s Demon Cabin — LiveSciFi investigation.

Episode 6 — Haunted Silver Queen Hotel: Demon Encounter

Location: Virginia City, Nevada | Runtime: 52 minutes

Season 1 concludes at the Silver Queen Hotel, a historic Virginia City landmark linked to reports of footsteps, disembodied voices, and sightings. Virginia City’s Comstock Lode era left behind a remarkable collection of buildings, colorful histories, and stories that continue to attract ghost hunters.

At a location like the Silver Queen, I always want to understand what is documented history and what has been added through retelling. Our team investigates the hotel’s reported phenomena and records its own experience inside the property.

Watch Episode 6 on Tubi →
More footage: Silver Queen Demon — original LiveSciFi episode. Also explore another Virginia City case: Mackay Mansion haunted history and investigations.

Who Is Tim Wood from The Demon Files?

I’m Tim Wood, founder of LiveSciFi.tv, paranormal investigator, and director of The Demon Files. I started LiveSciFi in 2006, and by 2007 we were bringing interactive ghost hunts to viewers through early streaming platforms. Instead of only sharing a few edited highlights, I wanted people to experience the investigation as it unfolded, including the long stretches where nothing unusual happened.

Those broadcasts took our team through reported hauntings at the Sallie House, Welles House, former hospitals, mining towns, and many other locations. The Demon Files builds on that history by bringing selected investigations into a focused episode format.

For more on my background, research methods, and broadcast history, read my Tim Wood biography and paranormal investigation history. You can also learn about the wider production on our About LiveSciFi page.

Are The Demon Files Episodes on Tubi the Same as the Original LiveSciFi Videos?

Not exactly. The Tubi 2026 release uses its own six-episode Season 1 order. The original LiveSciFi video archive includes separate releases and episode numbers. For example, Sallie House is Tubi’s second episode, while related Sallie House content is numbered differently on our site. That is why I’ve linked both the Tubi entries and relevant original investigations above.

Want to go deeper than the edited series? Visit the complete LiveSciFi Demon Files collection to browse additional case material and field footage.

What Makes The Demon Files Different?

For me, paranormal investigation starts with a location’s history, eyewitness accounts, and what we can actually document. A recording that sounds like a voice, an unexplained shadow, or a sudden physical sensation can be striking; none of those alone establishes that a ghost or demon is present. I want viewers to see the context and form their own conclusions.

Our longer ghost-hunt broadcasts preserve more of the process. The Demon Files brings selected investigations into a watchable documentary format while our archives and research articles let you return to the underlying cases. Readers interested in the folklore behind these claims can also explore nine historical classes of demons.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Demon Files (2026)

Where can I watch The Demon Files in 2026?

All six episodes currently listed in Tubi’s Season 1 are available from the official Tubi series page. Availability varies by region.

Is The Demon Files free to watch?

Yes. Tubi is free and supported by advertising in regions where the series is offered.

How many episodes of The Demon Files are on Tubi?

As of October 14, 2026, Tubi lists six episodes in one season, from The Devil’s Due through Haunted Silver Queen Hotel.

Who directs The Demon Files?

Tubi credits Tim Wood as the director and lists Tim Wood, Scott Di Lalla, Kristin Manning, Patrick Langdon, and Lillian Alquist in the cast.

Are the demonic encounters in The Demon Files proven?

The show documents real investigations, locations, and reports of unusual experiences. The claim that a particular event was caused by a ghost or demon has not been scientifically established and should be distinguished from the footage or testimony itself.

Are more episodes coming to Tubi?

LiveSciFi has produced additional paranormal investigations, but Tubi’s current listing does not confirm a schedule for further episode releases. We’ll update this guide if new episodes are added.

Watch The Demon Files and Join Our Next Live Ghost Hunt

If you found us through Tubi, welcome to LiveSciFi. I hope you’ll explore both the edited investigations and the longer broadcasts that helped create them. There are always more questions to ask, more historical records to review, and more footage to examine.

Stream All Six Episodes on Tubi →

Browse the original Demon Files investigations or watch In Search of the Paranormal live.

— Tim Wood, Founder of LiveSciFi.tv

Streaming details checked October 14, 2026 against Tubi’s official series listing.