Death of a Unicorn’s director unpacks the film’s swervy ending
Death of a Unicorn skillfully blends comedy, horror, and fantasy, and nowhere more so than in its rollicking final scene, which tosses in one final swerve before the credits roll. So when Polygon had the opportunity to sit down with writer-director Alex Scharfman, we had to ask about the film’s, um… let’s say “open” ending.
"Death of a Unicorn" director Alex Scharfman breaks down the historical inspirations and practical effects of his debut ...
A fantasy horror comedy that is also an Eat the Rich parable and also a functioning homage to scare classics like "Jurassic ...
I knew that I wanted [Death of a Unicorn] to be a modern monster movie adaptation of unicorn lore from antiquity.” Below, during a recent conversation with THR, Scharfman also discusses Death of ...
including the unicorn’s purple, iridescent blood and the mysterious properties of its occasionally glowing horn. We’ve mapped out 27 of the best movie theaters in L.A., from the TCL Chinese ...
Not that there is anything wrong with a movie that incorporates a lot of different moods and feelings. It’s just that “Death of a Unicorn” doesn’t blend the elements as much as partition ...
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