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Up All Night

Original title: USA Up All Night
  • TV Series
  • 1989–1998
IMDb RATING
8.5/10
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Up All Night (1989)
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"USA Up All Night" was a late night hosted horror movie show that showcased cult and b-movies between 1989 until 1998."USA Up All Night" was a late night hosted horror movie show that showcased cult and b-movies between 1989 until 1998."USA Up All Night" was a late night hosted horror movie show that showcased cult and b-movies between 1989 until 1998.

  • Stars
    • Rhonda Shear
    • Gilbert Gottfried
    • Caroline Schlitt
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.5/10
    590
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    • Stars
      • Rhonda Shear
      • Gilbert Gottfried
      • Caroline Schlitt
    • 9User reviews
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  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 2 wins total

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    Rhonda Shear
    Rhonda Shear
    • Self - Host…
    • 1991–1998
    Gilbert Gottfried
    Gilbert Gottfried
    • Self - Host…
    • 1989–1998
    Caroline Schlitt
    Caroline Schlitt
    • Self - Host
    • 1989–1990
    Linnea Quigley
    Linnea Quigley
    • Self…
    • 1991–1994
    Mike Kimmel
    Mike Kimmel
    • Various (1988-1991)
    • 1989–1998
    Jennifer Christie
    • Bowler #5…
    • 1991–1993
    Ria Coyne
    • Self…
    • 1992–1993
    Jayne Hamil
    • Self…
    • 1993–1994
    Monique Gabrielle
    Monique Gabrielle
    • Self…
    • 1992–1994
    Michelle Bauer
    Michelle Bauer
    • Bowler #4…
    • 1992
    Greg Grunberg
    Greg Grunberg
    • Answering Machine Man…
    • 1991
    Pat McCormick
    • Chef…
    • 1991
    Holly Henson
    • Holly the Holy…
    • 1991–1992
    George Meyers
    George Meyers
    • Various Roles
    • 1989–1990
    Joanie Fagan
    • 1-899-0-Rhonda 'Hi Line' Girl…
    • 1991–1992
    Darcy DeMoss
    Darcy DeMoss
    • Darcy - Slumber Party Guest…
    • 1994
    Brick Bronsky
    • Self - Best Actor Winner
    • 1993
    Forbes Riley
    Forbes Riley
    • Self…
    • 1993
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    8blanbrn

    Memories from growing up and watching weekend late nights.

    As a teen when I could set up late on Friday and Saturday nights I was glued to "USA Network" and this late night show which was always hosted or introduced either by the sexy Rhonda Shear or the silly Gilbert Gottfried. And the movies would range from top notch action or horror flicks to cheesy like teen hormone driven comedies to B science fiction type independent horror flicks. Wow those were the days when I could stay up all night and plus "USA" was a great network. Yet eye candy treat was seen as many of the movies had hot chicks and were hormone driven, really miss those days.
    10wmdude1255

    This was classic

    Gilbert Gottfried was an excellent host and the movies were so bad they were actually good. Most of them were in the style of Ed Wood. This was where I first saw "Killer Clowns from Outer Space". It like most of them was so bad it was good. It has since attained Cult Status. All of the films it showed were classics and the comments by Gottfried and Shear made this an unforgettable program. I truly do miss not being able to see this on TV anymore. We need more like this on the Tube. I agree with the other reviewer when he said most of these movies will never be shown again. They were so bad that no one would be willing to rent them or watch them. The comments that were made between the commercials were hilarious and made you want to watch.
    8ctomvelu1

    It doesn't get any better

    I had completely forgotten about this late night movie show until I came across a reference to it on another IMDb page. And what a great show it was, with wonderful bottom-of-the-barrel flicks interspersed with the occasional legit movie, and hosted by various funny folks like Gilbert Gottfried, Such fond memories. The topic of female nudity -- a frequent occurrence in many of the flicks shown -- and how this was handled makes for some very funny reading here, and I remember that sort of thing vividly. Today, the station would simply optically obscure what it doesn't want us to see, instead of making ridiculous and downright damaging edits. Many of these films may never be seen again, sad to say. I agree with those who suggest watching G4, which runs some pretty awful and hilarious flicks from time to time. But it's not and never will be "USA Up All Night." That was one of a kind.
    10mithm-53815

    LOVED THIS SHOW

    As a teen in the late 80's I watched this show every week, religiously.

    It turned me on to some movies that have become my favorite of all time B -horror, campy, gritty and cult classics like Killer Klowns from outer space, 976-evil, Motel Hell, Toxic Avenger, Night of the Comet, etc etc.

    The list goes on. The memories of watching this show left a lasting impression on me.

    It was one of a kind for it's time and perfect for someone of my age group.

    They also aired a lot of the "sexy comedies" like Bikini Car Wash, Bad Girls Dormitory, etc.

    Miss this show!

    Rhonda Sheer and Gilbert were great host.
    10insomniac_rod

    The best kind of Friday entertainment. Up All Night - Latin USA Network.

    I watched the Latin version of "USA UP ALL NIGHT". I don't know where else to comment about it.

    The host was Shelly Moreno; a sexy blonde Latina with a sexy fresh attitude. She would always wear skimpy mini skirts and bathing suits. She was extremely nice and at some points gave her opinions for some Horror movies.

    Those were the days when this program was the best possible Friday night entertainment. I miss the old days... I can't even count how many movies I watched it on this show.

    To the producers of Latin USA Network; I praise you and thank for the good memories. Hopefully, one day, this show will return in it's Latin version.

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      The show began its ten-year run on Saturday, January 7, 1989, with Gilbert Gottfried as host, and the first two movies shown that night were Cheerleaders Beach Party (1978) and Stuck on You! (1983).
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      Edited into Ramones Raw (2004)

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      • January 7, 1989 (United States)
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