‘Death of a Unicorn’ Is Even Crueler in the Age of MAGA
Even their scientists, Dr. Song (Steve Park) and Dr. Bhatia (Sunita Mani), own more of the guilt than Elliot. They’re just doing their jobs, of course, right up to the moment where Bhatia saws the ...
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Death of a Unicorn review: A fun but forgettable creature feature
Death of a Unicorn is a fun monster movie, but despite the energetic action, there’s not enough to make it stand out from its contemporaries.
Breaking Down the Ending of ‘Death of a Unicorn’
Unpacking a very A24 ending, for a very A24 film.
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A24's Death Of A Unicorn Is A Box Office Disappointment, But We Need More Movies Like It
Hollywood might look at the box office performance of A24's Death of a Unicorn and conclude they should stop making movies ...
Death of a Unicorn’s director unpacks the film’s swervy ending
Death of a Unicorn skillfully blends comedy, horror, and fantasy, and nowhere more so than in its rollicking final scene, ...
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“I Didn’t Want to Have Complex Animatronics”: Alex Scharfman on Death of a Unicorn
When we first read the script, we were blown away,” producer Lucas Joaquin, a longtime colleague who now runs production ...
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What do the Unicorn Tapestries mean in Death of a Unicorn? Real-world inspiration behind the film, explored
Death of a Unicorn is a film in the comedy horror genre and it's helmed and written by Alex Scharfman. It had its world premiere at the South by Southwest Film and TV Festival.