Death of a Unicorn - Reviews

It’s silly fun at a time when it feels like we could all use an escape. And maybe a reminder to not mess with things we don’t completely understand.

...may aim to demythologize everyone’s favorite mono-horned fantasy friend, but its belief in the magic of movies is palpable.

...it turns out there’s a satisfying sense of schadenfreudian indulgence to watching a group of rich assholes get what’s coming to them in a world where that increasingly doesn’t happen.

...Will Poulter proves to be an incredible comedic standout, as a drugged-up billionaire failson with wicked ambition.

...the film knows it has the goods with its violent unicorn premise and doesn’t let it go to waste.

...is social cinema, a wild concept that might be fun to see with a group of friends but seems less likely to entertain solo viewers.

Yet another in the recent spate of punish-the-privileged fables, Alex Scharfman’s film starts off funny but descends into numbing carnage.

Here is a B-movie throwback with its roots in the pulpy creature features of the 1950s.

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