The unicorn, with its horn pointed upward and majestic mane, has graced the Boston Marathon finish line for decades.

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

Unicorns don’t exist. They’re mythical creatures – fabled horses with magical horns that supposedly cure the incurable. So, ...

Written by Leah Kilde. Graphic by Laura Garcia. Every fantasy nerd knows that although unicorns are beautiful creatures with healing properties, they are not to be messed with. “Death of a ...

In exasperating “Death of a Unicorn,” the magical horn increasingly comes to feel like a middle finger to the audience. Entertainment Critic Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega accidentally kill a ...

Poulter’s Shepard masticates the scenery here, cheerfully snorting ground-up unicorn horn (a reference to the superstitious medicinal effects of real rhino horns?) and uttering delusional ...

Unicorn horn could be the answer to any number of worldwide human problems; it could also double or even triple his fortune. Odell's performatively philanthropical wife (played by the enormously ...

No sooner does the empathetic Ridley run to comfort and bond with the dying animal -- a touch of the unicorn's horn cures her skin condition -- then Elliot bashes its head with a tire iron.

And it's that meeting that Elliot is obsessing over when he unwittingly smashes his car into a living, breathing (for now) unicorn. Ridley discovers the magical creature's glowing horn has a ...

The film periodically shines as a gory monster movie with clueless idiots getting impaled by unicorn horns (UnicHorns?) and the soulless billionaires having their intestines pulled out by magical ...

The blood in “Death of a Unicorn” comes in two colors ... Its magical regenerative properties and golden, glowing horn signifies something amazing is afoot. And once the dying CEO (Richard ...