Premiere Screening: Free Tickets in Los Angeles

1iota is giving away free audience tickets to a premiere screening in Los Angeles on Tuesday, October 13, 2026. The listing is simply called "Premiere Screening," and the showing starts at 8:00 PM. If you're sorting through things to do in Los Angeles this week and want a night out that costs nothing, this is worth a request.

What the film is about

The listing doesn't name the film outright, but it does share a synopsis. It follows Matt Hagen, a Gotham street kid who rises to Hollywood leading man before a local crime boss's actions leave him horribly disfigured. Abandoned by his team with nothing left, he seeks out a cutting-edge treatment that returns him to his former self. It also loosens his grip on reality and sends him down a path of all-consuming revenge. It reads like a dark superhero origin story, and the 18+ age limit fits.

How to get tickets

Tickets are free and requested through 1iota, the official audience service for this screening. Create a free account, open the Premiere Screening page and submit your request. A confirmed request is not a guaranteed seat. Audience services like 1iota overbook on purpose, since some people cancel and others never show, so your ticket buys priority in line, not a reserved chair. Arrive early, and don't plan anything non-refundable around getting in.

Where it is

The listing says only "Los Angeles, CA." No public venue address is posted, and for premieres and screenings the exact location typically arrives with your confirmation. Don't guess and drive to a theater on your own. Wait for the details, then plan parking or a rideshare around the address they send.

Practical info

• Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2026
• Time: 8:00 PM
• Price: Free
• Ages: 18+
• Tickets: request through 1iota

Bring a government-issued photo ID, since an 18+ event means someone will check. Film screenings sometimes collect phones or require you to keep them away, so be ready to go offline for a couple of hours. A Tuesday 8:00 PM start means a weeknight commute, so eat beforehand and leave extra time for traffic.

For more free studio audiences, tapings and screenings, browse our live audience section. If you're mapping out upcoming events in Los Angeles, our Los Angeles neighborhood page has a wider mix across the city.

Requests close when the showing fills, and free tickets to a premiere rarely last long.