Clue + The Rocky Horror Picture Show Double Feature

Two films that people quote from memory share one screen this Saturday. On October 10, The United Theater on Broadway in downtown Los Angeles pairs Clue with The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a double feature that suits the first full month of spooky season. It's an easy pick among the things to do in Los Angeles when you want a movie night with some personality.

When: Saturday, October 10, 2026, listed at 7:00 PM Where: The United Theater on Broadway, 933 S. Broadway, downtown Los Angeles Tickets: Check the listing for current pricing

What's on the screen

Clue is the PG-rated 1985 comedy directed by Jonathan Lynn. Six guests get anonymous invitations to a mansion dinner, the host turns up dead, and everyone has to work with the household staff to figure out who did it while the body count climbs. It's built for a crowd, since the jokes land harder when a whole room laughs at once.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is rated R and directed by Jim Sharman. A couple caught in the rain take shelter in a strange castle, and the night goes somewhere they never planned. It has a long reputation as a midnight-movie staple, and part of the draw is the shared, slightly rowdy energy of watching it with strangers.

The room

The United Theater sits on the historic Broadway theater strip, in the old United Artists building. The auditorium has a deep balcony, carved plasterwork and a painted ceiling, so even a screening you've seen five times feels like an occasion. If you've only ever watched these two at home, this is the better way to do it.

Planning your night

The listing gives a start time but not a ticket price or a full run time, so confirm both on the event page before you go. Because one film carries an R rating, leave the youngest family members at home. Broadway can be busy on a weekend evening, so allow extra time for parking or the Metro, and arrive early if you want a seat in the balcony.

This one earns a spot on any list of LA events this weekend if you like your movie nights communal and a little theatrical. Browse more picks on our arts and culture page, or see what else is going on in downtown.