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Freakshow (2007)

  • 85 min
  • Horror
  • imdb logo 3.3/10 (1230 votes)

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Plot

"Freakshow" breathes life into Tod Browning's classic "Freaks" (1932) in a captivating weave of deception and revenge, set within the vibrant yet disquieting world of a traveling circus. The allure of the circus masks its true nature as a haven for misfits and marvels, personified in Lon, the aging owner who views his troupe of deformed performers as kin. Their peaceful existence is disrupted when a group of outsiders infiltrate their ranks, masquerading as security staff. These interlopers, hardened criminals in reality, conspire to loot the week's ticket sales. However, the plot thickens as the seductive and avaricious Lucy, a member of the gang, catches a glimpse of Lon's hidden fortune. She hatches a sinister scheme to marry the unsuspecting circus owner, only to ensure his untimely demise and become the sole inheritor of his wealth. Lucy's chilling assertion, "People die all the time," underscores her ruthless ambition. The freaks, however, are not mere passive observers. Sensing the brewing danger, they find their world shattered when the youngest among them falls prey to the brutal gang, who show no mercy to keep their secret safe. Discovering the tragic fate of their youngest member, the circus family vows to avenge her. Their vengeance is swift and terrifying, sparing no one, especially not the cunning Lucy. A macabre twist awaits her, as the freaks capture her and exact their own brand of justice. Lucy, who once sought to exploit the circus for its wealth, is now doomed to become its newest attraction—the Worm Woman. In "Freakshow", the line between the hunter and the hunted blurs, as it explores the grim repercussions of greed and betrayal amidst the spellbinding chaos of the circus.

Where to watch Freakshow?

Freakshow is a horror movie featuring Christopher Adamson and directed by Drew Bell.

Freakshow is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Crackle, FILMRISE, Pluto TV and Tubi TV and it's also available on fuboTV.

It is also possible to buy Freakshow on Microsoft Store.