WRITETHRU: Refresh for chart..Like a huntsman lurking around in the woods, Jason Statham’s A Working Man scared Disney’s Snow ...

Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega play a father and daughter who run down a mystical beast and end up running amok with a monstrous ...

Yet, as wild as it may seem, at its core, Death of a Unicorn is a commentary on the excesses of the wealthy and their ...

A24 is back this month with another genre-bending horror comedy. The studio’s latest offering, “Death of a Unicorn,” is a star-studded fantasy satire about what would happen if unicorns ...

Director Alex Scharfman tells IndieWire about some of the (real) references for the horned monsters in his A24 film.

Set in the present among an endearingly deplorable circle of self-anointed elites, Scharfman’s bold debut opens with a morally compromised lawyer, Elliot Kintner (Paul Rudd), striking a unicorn ...

It's got stars, mythical creatures, gore, and a grudge against Big Pharma — but this A24 satire has absolutely zero bite.

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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 ...

A decent idea is beaten to death with CGI gore, clumsy filmmaking and the help of some talented players in “Death of a Unicorn,” the writing-directing feature debut of indie producer Alex ...

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 ...

Yet that’s what happens at the beginning of “Death of a Unicorn,” writer and director Alex Scharfman’s debut feature in which a great cast elevates an uneven story that never quite decides ...