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Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega are a dad and daughter who run into magical beasts in "Death of a Unicorn." The stars spill on ...

A bloody Big Pharma horror-satire gets stuck on its own horn.

Grant). On the way, a distracted Elliot hits and nearly kills a baby unicorn, a rare mythical creature said to have magical, healing powers. No sooner does the empathetic Ridley run to comfort and ...

While en route to the intimate company retreat, the Kintners and their rental car accidentally collide with a baby unicorn. The pharma family that is the Leopolds soon recognize the creature’s ...

After dragging his daughter Ridley (Jenna Ortega) to a weekend business trip, Elliot (Paul Rudd) almost immediately runs over a fantastical baby unicorn. While Elliot freaks out, Ridley manages to ...

The latest horror comedy from A24 isn't the most original, but who can be mad about Jenna Ortega and Paul Rudd?

That is, a monster movie where the monster happens to be a unicorn,” Scharfman told Polygon over video chat. “It was really important to me that the movie felt true to unicorns, both in terms ...

There’s no real spoiling “Death of a Unicorn,” an unabashedly nonsensical movie that doesn’t take anything too seriously, itself included. There are misty-eyed parent-child moments ...

Death of a Unicorn is a wildly fun horror-comedy, but it's also filled with Easter egg references to beloved genre classics.

Thankfully, despite any arguable surface-level similarities shared, Death of a Unicorn is a madcap morality tale unto itself, mashing together two families with wildly differing ideologies on how ...

Death of a Unicorn starts from the position of wanting to roast the rancidest members of the already rotten one-percent on a spit, and if there was ever a time to embrace a class-conscious horror ...