In "Death of a Unicorn," directed by Alex Scharfman, a family trip takes a dark turn after a father-daughter duo accidentally kills a unicorn en route to an influential family's estate. The Leopolds, driven by profit, discover the unicorn's blood possesses extraordinary healing properties, leading to a moral conflict as revenge from the unicorn's kin ensues. This horror-comedy creatively mixes practical effects and CGI, evoking nostalgia while addressing themes of corporate greed and familial bonds, particularly the fractured relationship between Elliot and his daughter, Ridley.
Death of a Unicorn combines elements of horror and comedy, exploring a father-daughter relationship while delving into the consequences of greed and the supernatural.
The film's portrayal of unicorns blends practical puppetry and CGI, creating a captivating spectacle reminiscent of Jurassic Park's innovative effects.
As the Leopolds pursue profits from the unicorn's healing blood, the film critiques corporate greed and highlights the emotional journey of the characters.
Not the Last Unicorn demonstrates effective suspense and gore, ultimately delivering a compelling narrative that does justice to its mythological themes.
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