Film critic Peter Travers reviews "Death of a Unicorn" by Alex Scharfman.

Alex Scharfman’s debut film Death of a Unicorn is a hollow spectacle masquerading as novel social commentary.

The bloody A24 horror-comedy, in theaters starting March 28th, stars Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega.

The horror comedy, starring Ortega and Paul Rudd, serves up a darkly comic tale where the rich are the prey and the unicorns steal the show.

Unicorns aren't the majestic beings we think they are in this rickety horror comedy.

Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega accidentally kill a unicorn and try to profit from their discovery in A24's horror-comedy. Read the Empire review.

Paul Rudd and the ‘Wednesday’ star play a father-daughter duo who run over a mythical creature, in this banal ‘eat the rich’ horror-comedy

This eat-the-rich comedy-horror featuring a unicorn on the rampage has few fresh ideas

Alex Scharfman rallies together a cast stacked with comedic actors, but the result of this dull ‘Eat the Rich’ flick misses the mark.

Death of a Unicorn's social critique is increasingly familiar, but it's still hard to deny the pleasure if its impale-the-rich gonzo action.

It’s silly fun at a time when it feels like we could all use an escape.

It's got stars, mythical creatures, gore, and a grudge against Big Pharma — but this A24 satire has absolutely zero bite.

The bland satire in "Death of a Unicorn" makes its message unappetizing, there are tastier options.

Alex Scharfman's 'Death of a Unicorn' suggests 'Rules of the Game' cross-bred with a Spielberg creature feature.

Death of a Unicorn is the good-taste version of an innately bad-taste idea – and should satisfy fans of both arthouse and horror.

Paul Rudd, Jenna Ortega and Richard E. Grant headline Death of a Unicorn, which poses the question, what if the mythical creatures were real and vengeful?

There is nothing to cheer about in this dreadful film about Big Pharma parasites, full of slipshod character work, cartoon performances and static plotting

An outlandish plot makes 'Death of a Unicorn' feel like exhausting, enforced fun