The Up All Night Network officially launches on Friday, September 11, bringing a new streaming channel to all Roku devices. Actress and comedienne Rhonda Shear created the network to recapture the irreverent spirit of her 1990s cult classic, USA: Up All Night. The service is available for a monthly fee of $3.99.
The Scream Queens Collection
A central component of the new lineup is the Scream Queens Collection, a horror hub dedicated to women who have defined the genre. Each featured actress has a dedicated mini-hub containing movies, appearances, and interviews. The inaugural class includes Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, Jessa Jupiter Flux, Brinke Stevens, Felissa Rose, Jennifer Nagle, and Mel Heflin. Jennifer Nagle will also star in an all-new weekly series featuring her character, Malvolia.
Beyond the horror-specific content, the network hosts episodes of the original 90s USA: Up All Night show. It also offers an expanding lineup of independent comedy, horror, and action films. Other debuts include Midnight at Refinery, a weekly series hosted by Miss Jenna that showcases independent short films. The programming slate also features Smothered, starring Jason Stuart, and The Clown House, starring Belle Éclair.
The channel includes a variety of podcasts, such as Zombiepalooza Radio and Between the Sheets with Rhonda Shear. Stand-up comedy blocks feature performances from Lewis Black, Kevin Hart, and Erik Myers. Music content is available through the weekly Up All Night Hot Hits, which provides a platform for emerging and established artists. Horror Society reported the launch details, confirming the network’s availability on Roku platforms.