Free Advance Horror Screening in Northridge, Nov 10

Horror fans get a rare free night out on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. 1iota is recruiting an audience for an advance screening of an untitled R-rated horror film from New Line in Northridge, starting at 6:30 PM. If you keep a running list of things to do in Los Angeles that cost nothing, this one belongs on it, though you have to qualify first.

What the screening is

The listing bills it as an exclusive early look at a new R-rated horror movie. The title is not announced, so the page does not say what you will see. The only hint is the studio: New Line, the label behind Final Destination: Bloodlines and Weapons, both of which the listing names. Expect a scary film that has not opened yet, and expect to keep quiet about it until it does.

Who can attend

This is a recruited audience, not an open door. The listing sets two conditions:

• You must be 17 or older.
• You must have seen and enjoyed at least two of these in theaters: Final Destination: Bloodlines, Obsession, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Hokum, Insidious: Out of the Further, Lee Cronin's The Mummy, Bring Her Back, The Black Phone 2, Terrifier 3, Send Help, Other Mommy or Clayface.

Check the titles you have actually watched when you fill out the request. That is how the audience gets screened.

How to request free tickets

Tickets cost nothing and go through 1iota only, so use the official show page and skip any third-party reseller.

• Open the 1iota show page for the screening.
• Sign in or create a free account if prompted.
• Submit your request and save the confirmation details.

A ticket is not a guaranteed seat. Screenings like this are routinely overbooked, so a request gets you a place in line, not a reserved chair. Arrive early, and expect that some people will be turned away at the door.

Practical info

The listing gives the location as Northridge, CA and does not name a theater. The exact venue normally arrives with your confirmation, so wait for that before planning your drive. The San Fernando Valley is car country, so leave extra time on a weekday evening and check the confirmation for parking and phone rules. Screenings of unreleased films often ask guests to check phones at the door.

If you are mapping out LA events this weekend and next week, note that this one falls on a Tuesday evening, a little over a week out. For more free tapings and screenings, browse the live audience events page.