Freakshow '73

A Chilling 1970s Supernatural Horror where a Sinister Traveling Carnival Unearths Unspeakable Secrets and Steals More Than Just Souls

By: Logan Carter

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Oklahoma, 1973. The late August air of the Pottawatomie County Fair, thick with cotton candy and corn dogs, takes a sinister turn with the arrival of Carne Nocturne. For fifteen-year-old Sammi, restless and bored, this silent, decaying carnival, with its luridly painted trucks and unnerving quiet, is a chilling premonition.

Inside the main tent, the "Marvels of the Unseen" are more real and horrifying than Sammi could imagine. When a "Forgotten Boy" with haunted eyes mouths a desperate, silent "Help", an icy dread grips her. Hours later, her father vanishes from their home.

The carnival disappears by morning, leaving skeptical police and no trace of its passage. But Sammi knows her father was taken. Uncovering a pattern of similar disappearances, she begins a terrifying journey into the heart of a predatory show that doesn't just exploit freaks—it creates them.

Dare to enter a world where the nostalgic glow of 1973 meets a supernatural evil that feeds on sorrow? In "Freakshow '73," the line between spectator and spectacle is deadly thin, and escaping the Carnival of Night may cost more than your soul. Can Sammi save her father before she becomes the next exhibit?