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Rhonda Shear Brings 90s Cult Late-Night Chaos to the Up All Night Network on Roku

Rhonda Shear Brings 90s Cult Late-Night Chaos to the Up All Night Network on Roku

Late-night television royalty Rhonda Shear is bringing back the glorious, irreverent energy of 90s overnight broadcasting. The USA: Up All Night icon has officially launched The Up All Night Network on Roku. It will deliver a round-the-clock linear stream alongside massive on-demand vaults packed with B-movies, indie horror, stand-up comedy, retro shows, and unapologetic nostalgia. Uncensored Cult Classics and Fresh Blood Anchoring the network is an all-new reboot season of Rhonda Shear’s Up All Night. And it is kicking off with the vampire horror-comedy OnlyFangs, directed by Paul Ragsdale and Angelica De Alba. Airing bi-monthly, the flagship reboot serves up full, uncensored cult cinema alongside original 90s USA: Up All Night classic episodes. Film lovers can dive into deep-cut catalogs from B-movie legends like Jim Wynorski, Rick Sloane, as well as Chris Seaver’s Warlock Home Video vault. Scream Queens, Horror Hosts, and Haunted Classrooms The platform puts women in horror front and center with the Scream Queens Collection. The curated hub

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 14, 2026
Baa-ck for Blood: Cult Horror Comedy 'Black Sheep' Returns with Official Sequel 'Black Sheeps'

Baa-ck for Blood: Cult Horror Comedy ‘Black Sheep’ Returns with Official Sequel ‘Black Sheeps’

Two decades after terrorizing audiences with flesh-eating livestock, writer-director Jonathan King’s 2006 New Zealand cult classic Black Sheep is officially getting a long-awaited sequel. To celebrate, the film’s first image has been released. Titled Black Sheeps, the upcoming creature feature is set to make its World Premiere at the prestigious Sitges Film Festival this October. The return to New Zealand’s most successful horror export promises another wild round of genetically modified animal mayhem. Picking up twenty years after the original barnyard massacre. A New Outbreak in the Shadow of the Past The sequel reunites King with lead actor Nathan Meister, who reprises his role as the severely traumatized Henry Oldfield. The narrative centers on a young scientist who becomes convinced that a lethal new pathogen threatens the general population. Her high-stakes investigation leads her straight back to her hometown. The community remains in the shadow of the remote sheep farm where the horrific events of the original film unfolded. Practical

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 11, 2026
Your Ultimate September Streaming Guide for Horrors and Thrillers

Your Ultimate September Streaming Guide for Horrors and Thrillers

Spooky season arrives early this September as major streaming platforms expand their libraries with a massive influx of classic monsters, viral internet terror, and recent theatrical hits. So, grab a snack, get comfy, and watch something good. HBO Max HBO Max kicks off autumn with heavyweights from A24 and modern blockbusters, including the smash horror […]

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 2, 2026
Spoiler-Free Movie Review: ‘The End of Oak Street’ is the Dino Movie We’ve Needed

Spoiler-Free Movie Review: ‘The End of Oak Street’ is the Dino Movie We’ve Needed

If you have ever looked at a peaceful suburban block party and thought it desperately needed ten-ton apex predators, director David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) and producer J.J. Abrams are about to give you exactly what you asked for. The End of Oak Street drops a glorious, mystery-box collision of early-1980s nostalgia and creature-feature terror […]

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 31, 2026
Slay All Day, Scream All Night: Long Beach Film Festival Unveils ‘Nightmares on 4th Street’ Lineup

Slay All Day, Scream All Night: Long Beach Film Festival Unveils ‘Nightmares on 4th Street’ Lineup

If your idea of an ideal Saturday night involves nervous chuckles and sudden jump scares, the Long Beach Film Festival has just the ticket. On Saturday, August 29, 2026, the festival is turning up the terror with “Nightmares on 4th Street.” It’s a wildly inventive late-night short film block that proves horror is always better when served with a side of dark comedy. Eight Shorts, Infinite Ways to Die Laughing Kicking off at 9:00 p.m., this 90-minute curated marathon brings together eight eccentric shorts. Each is designed to keep audiences balancing right on the razor’s edge between laughing out loud and hiding behind their popcorn. Screening inside the vintage atmosphere of the Art Theatre, the block delivers a chaotic buffet of campy creature features, lethal tech satire, and surreal psychological dread. From Grim Reapers to Deadly Dating Apps The star-studded lineup leaves no phobia unturned. Comedy favorite Will Forte faces off against Death himself in the dark comedy A Man

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 22, 2026
Grief, Monsters, and Secrets Buried Underground: 'The Room Below' is Coming Home

Grief, Monsters, and Secrets Buried Underground: ‘The Room Below’ is Coming Home

How far would a mother go to fill the void of a lost child? Uncork’d Entertainment is set to answer that chilling question with the release of The Room Below, a psychological creature feature landing on Digital and On Demand this September. Written and directed by Kurt Martin (Moon Rock for Monday) and filmed on location in Sydney, Australia, the film weaves intimate emotional drama with claustrophobic horror. A Second Chance With Deadly Consequences The narrative follows a woman (Alyssa Sutherland) haunted by the tragic loss of her son. Her life takes an unsettling turn when a young boy appears at what seems like the perfect moment. Seeing a second chance to be a mother, she takes him in. However, her domestic reset is overshadowed by a growing, dangerous entity lurking beneath her home. Soon, the creature becomes increasingly hostile and uncontrollable. A retired detective (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) begins to pull at a thread of secrets that leads directly to

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 21, 2026
NEON Announces Early-Access Screenings for Na Hong-Jin’s Monster Movie ‘Hope’

NEON Announces Early-Access Screenings for Na Hong-Jin’s Monster Movie ‘Hope’

Get your giant bucket of popcorn ready, because horror lovers and thrill-seekers are getting the ultimate holiday weekend treat. NEON is giving audiences the chance to experience visionary writer-director Na Hong-jin’s (The Wailing) highly anticipated creature feature Hope two days before the rest of the world. While the film officially stomps into theaters on September 9, fans can catch an exclusive early-access screening on Monday, September 7. The screenings will spread across 175 Premium Large Format (PLF) locations nationwide. Maximum Formats for Maximum Terror Building on the wild success of NEON’s early-access strategy for Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey. Hope feels practically engineered for the biggest screens and loudest sound systems available. The one-night event will feature six different high-octane formats, including Dolby Cinema, 4DX, ScreenX, Barco HDR, D-BOX, and Dolby Atmos. Whether you want your seat rumbling during a monster attack or panoramic visuals surrounding your peripheral vision, participating theaters in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, and

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 21, 2026
Dive Into the 'Jaws' Franchise This September on Netflix

Dive Into the ‘Jaws’ Franchise This September on Netflix

Netflix has long maintained a revolving-door relationship with Amity Island’s most notorious resident, Bruce. The Jaws franchise frequently surfaces on the platform, vanishes into the deep, and then resurfaces when movie fans least expect it. Now, the entire saga is officially swimming back onto Netflix this September. I mean, what would summer be without the aquatic terror of the world’s most infamous shark? The Masterpiece That Started It All The marathon begins with Steven Spielberg’s landmark 1975 horror masterpiece, which just celebrated its 50th Anniversary. Adapted from Peter Benchley’s New York Times bestselling novel, the film invented the modern summer blockbuster while single-handedly instilling a permanent, generational fear of the open water. Following the monumental success of the original, Roy Scheider returned as Police Chief Martin Brody in 1978’s Jaws 2. Once again, he was forced to defend the stubborn coastal town of Amity against a hungry Great White. Theme Parks, Camp, and Telepathic Vendettas The franchise’s 1983 sequel, Jaws

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 21, 2026
Little Monsters, Big Heart: Universal Launches Family Friendly Series "Monster Tots"

Little Monsters, Big Heart: Universal Launches Family Friendly Series “Monster Tots”

If you are a lifelong horror devotee wondering how to safely introduce your own little monster to the magical world of spooky cinema, Universal Kids Digital Studio has crafted the ultimate entry point. The iconic studio is officially expanding its legendary monster mythos to an entirely new demographic with Universal Monster Tots, a vibrant, animated digital series designed specifically for preschool audiences. Instead of terrifying dark corridors and thunderous jump scares, the show repackages Hollywood’s most revered horror icons into adorable, pint-sized playmates who navigate life’s early developmental milestones inside a charmingly gothic playhouse. Classic Creatures Reimagined for Early Childhood The series revolves around a core quartet of iconic creatures reimagined as curious toddlers: Frankie, Woof, Vinnie, and Elle—playful nods to Frankenstein’s Monster, the Wolf Man, Count Dracula, and the Bride of Frankenstein. Across their episodic misadventures, the tiny titans tackle foundational social-emotional lessons including sharing, creative problem-solving, empathy, and active listening. Adding authentic genre credibility to the show, the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 19, 2026
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