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 ...

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The blood in “Death of a Unicorn” comes in two colors: the familiar shades of red for humans and a deep purple for the mythological creature of the title. Writer and director Alex Sharfman’s ...

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Imbuing everyone’s favorite mythical horned horse with bloodlust is such a ready-to-rock concept that it keeps your grindhouse hopes alive for the horror-comedy “Death of a Unicorn,” even as ...

A creature is dead, and it’s a unicorn. You have likely already guessed this, as the movie is called “Death of a Unicorn.” Unfortunately, Alex Scharfman’s film — he wrote, directed and ...

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 ...