Up All Night streams 24 hours on Roku
For those who remember the chaotic, wonderfully bizarre world of 1990s late-night television, good news has arrived. Rhonda Shear is bringing the spirit of her iconic cult classic, USA Up All Night, back to the streaming age with the launch of The Up All Night Network, an exclusive 24-hour entertainment channel debuting today on Roku!
This isn’t just a simple rerun; it’s a vibrant, uncensored celebration of everything delightfully offbeat. The network fuses the anarchic energy of the classic show with a massive library of cult movies, genre favorites, independent films, unforgettable music videos, and deep-cut podcasts. It’s a streaming home for anything that makes you think outside the lines.
Rhonda Shear remains the vibrant face of the network, guiding viewers through a universe of bizarre brilliance. The revival features full, uncensored movies from the growing collection, alongside dedicated hubs for legendary franchises, including Rick Sloane’s Vice Academy series and Chris Seaver’s Warlock Home Video catalog, plus gems from cult filmmaker Jim Wynorski.
Horror fans will be thrilled, too, as the network launches the Scream Queens Collection, a dedicated destination celebrating the women who have shaped the genre. This initial lineup features stars like Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, Brinke Stevens, and many more, each with their own mini-hub packed with appearances and interviews.
Beyond cinematic content, the network is brimming with original programming that dives deep into the campy spirit of the 90s. Viewers can expect iconic shows like Midnight at Refinery, featuring Miss Jenna and showcasing emerging filmmakers in Smothered starring Jason Stuart. Other titles include The Clown House, Danger! Health Films, and the adventurous series Astro Space Hero.
To keep the conversation flowing, The Up All Night Network is also home to a robust podcast lineup, including The ABA Podcast, Alma Langlois, Video Tasties, and Zombiepalooza Radio, ensuring there’s always something new to chew on.
Comedy and music are front and center. The network features a growing stand-up library showcasing both rising talent and established names like Lewis Black and Kevin Hart. Furthermore, music videos will get their own block, UpAllNightHotHits, spotlighting emerging and established artists.
At its core, Rhonda Shear envisions The Up All Night Network as a modern evolution of late-night television. The goal is to capture that “anything goes” spirit of the 90s, using the power of 24-hour streaming and on-demand collections to introduce viewers to strange films, hilarious comedy, and unknown filmmakers without demanding they stay up late to catch it.
Get ready to explore a world of irreverent entertainment. Friday, September 11, 2026, for just $3.99 per month.
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