A horror-comedy film released earlier this year and dubbed "ridiculous" and "unique" is streaming right now on Amazon Prime Video. Starring Jenna Ortega, Paul Rudd, Will Poulter and Téa Leoni, Death ...

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Cindy Bi is not supposed to be telling me this story. First, there’s the confidentiality clause. When Bi, a venture capitalist who claims to have invested in a dozen unicorns, hired a surrogate to ...

Ever since I first laid eyes on the killer unicorn rampaging down the halls of The Cabin in the Woods, I have wished for a horror film about that creature. What else could it do besides gore victims ...

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Death of a Unicorn — a horror comedy starring Jenna Ortega and Paul Rudd — is coming to digital streaming this week. Rated R, Death of a Unicorn also stars Téa Leoni, Will Poulter, Sunita Mani, ...

Some movies are just so easy to write about. I could gush over “Death of a Unicorn” for days and days and days. The audience and I roared with laughter throughout, finding solace in the silliness but ...