Exclusive: Jenna Ortega, Paul Rudd, and writer-director Alex Scharfman talk the dark side of unicorn mythology, eating the rich, and why purple blood is so hard to get out in the new A24 comedy, Death of a Unicorn.

Téa Leoni, Will Poulter and Anthony Carrigan co-star in Alex Scharfman's film about a father and daughter whose accidental killing of a magical creature sets off a chain of grisly events.

Although writer-director Alex Scharfman makes a big swing with his debut, 'Death of a Unicorn' struggles to live up to its bold premise.

In 'Death of a Unicorn,' debuting director Alex Scharfman offers an amusingly dark take on one of the most beloved (and least seen) fantasy creatures.

Doubling down on the bit is par for the course for maestro-of-cringe Tim Robinson. In his first leading movie role, the star of cult sketch show I Think You Should Leave does his usual zany schtick, this time to impress and befriend his new neighbor played by Paul Rudd. Who among us wouldn’t?

Paul Rudd did not hold back on praise as he spoke about his working experience with Jenna Ortega on the set of the upcoming comedy-horror movie, Death of a Unicorn.While speaking to the

Meanwhile, Elliot is torn between his desire to make his daughter happy and his determination to appease his obscenely rich clients. None too subtly, Death of a Unicorn becomes a battle not only between man and beast,

A24's new horror comedy starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega has debuted with a strong score on Rotten Tomatoes ahead of its release later this month.