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If you spent the 1990s staying up late with USA Up All Night, Rhonda Shear has some good news for you. The actress and comedian is bringing the spirit of her iconic late-night cult show back with The Up All Night Network, a new 24-hour entertainment channel launching exclusively on Roku today!
The network combines the spirit of USA Up All Night with a huge selection of cult movies, horror, comedy, action, independent films, podcasts, and music videos. It will offer both 24-hour programming and on-demand collections, with Shear serving as the face of the network. And yes, Up All Night itself is coming back.
Rhonda Shear’s Up All Night returns on Roku
Today also marks the premiere of the first episode of a new season of Rhonda Shear’s Up All Night. The reboot will feature full, uncensored movies from the network’s growing collection of cult films and franchises. The first new episode spotlights the 2025 film OnlyFangs, starring Kansas Bowling, Nina Lanee Kent, and Jessa Jupiter Flux and directed by Paul Ragsdale and Angelica De Alba.
New episodes of Rhonda Shear’s Up All Night are scheduled to premiere twice a month, giving fans a regular dose of the campy, irreverent programming that made Shear’s original show a cult favorite.
The new network will also feature episodes of the original 1990s USA Up All Night, allowing longtime fans to revisit the show while introducing its unique late-night personality to a new generation.
What can you watch on The Up All Night Network?
The network’s movie lineup will include cult favorites and franchises such as Rick Sloane’s Vice Academy series, Chris Seaver’s Warlock Home Video catalog, and films from legendary cult filmmaker Jim Wynorski.
For horror fans, the network is also launching the Scream Queens Collection, a dedicated hub celebrating women who have made their mark on the genre. The inaugural lineup includes Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, Brinke Stevens, Jessa Jupiter Flux, Felissa Rose, Jennifer Nagle, and Mel Heflin. Each Scream Queen will have her own mini-hub featuring movies, appearances, and interviews.
Jennifer Nagle will also bring her fan-favorite character Malvolia to the network in an all-new weekly series.
More original shows are coming to the network
The lineup extends beyond movies and classic Up All Night programming.
Midnight at Refinery, starring Miss Jenna, will premiere as a weekly series featuring independent short films and giving emerging filmmakers an opportunity to reach a national streaming audience.
Other shows coming to The Up All Night Network include the multi-award-winning comedy Smothered, starring Jason Stuart; The Clown House, starring Belle Éclair; Danger! Health Films, starring former Village People frontman Randy Jones; and the cult adventure series Astro Space Hero, starring Jerry Williams.
The network will also feature podcasts including The ABA Podcast, Alma Langlois, Video Tasties, The Flux Film Society, Zombiepalooza Radio, and Between the Sheets with Rhonda Shear.
Comedy and music are also part of the Up All Night lineup
Comedy fans will find a growing stand-up library featuring both rising performers and established names such as Lewis Black and Kevin Hart. Music videos will have their own programming block as well. Up All Night Hot Hits will spotlight music videos from emerging and established artists, with musicians able to submit their work for consideration.
Rhonda Shear wants to bring 90s TV to a new generation
For Shear, The Up All Night Network is intended to be more than a simple revival of a beloved television show. The goal is to recreate the anything-goes spirit of 1990s late-night television while taking advantage of modern streaming. That makes the network particularly appealing to fans who miss the kind of late-night programming that could introduce viewers to a bizarre cult movie, a strange comedy, or an unknown filmmaker without requiring them to know what they were looking for first.
And with 24-hour programming plus on-demand collections, viewers don’t actually have to stay up all night to watch.
How much does The Up All Night Network cost?
The Up All Night Network launches exclusively on Roku today – Friday, September 11, 2026. The service is available on Roku devices for $3.99 per month.
So if you’re nostalgic for USA Up All Night, curious about the new Rhonda Shear’s Up All Night, or just looking for a streaming home for cult movies, horror, and other offbeat entertainment, Shear’s new network is officially open for business.
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