"Freaks" is a 1932 horror film directed by Tod Browning. The movie features a cast of real-life circus performers, including sideshow acts such as pinheads, trapeze artists, and strongmen. It tells the story of a beautiful trapeze artist who deceives and betrays a group of disabled performers, leading to a dramatic and unsettling climax. The film is notable for its portrayal of marginalized individuals and challenges societal norms regarding beauty and normalcy. Despite its initial poor reception, "Freaks" has since gained a cult following and is recognized for its unique storytelling and social commentary on acceptance and humanity.