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The unicorns in the new A24 film Death of a Unicorn (2025) have the majestic, elegant bearing you’d expect of the mythical creature—but with an extra ferocious and savage bite. It’s not a reimagining ...

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You've never seen unicorns quite like those at the center of Death of a Unicorn. Not the sparkly, sweet unicorns of modern-day pop culture, these are primal beings with sharp fangs, killer horns, and ...

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Debuting director Alex Scharfman offers an amusingly dark take on one of the most beloved (and least seen) fantasy creatures in cinema, filling a unicorn-shaped hole in contemporary filmmaking. Is ...