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A late-night drive turns into a nightmare when Elliott and his daughter Ridley accidentally strike a unicorn on a desolate mountain road. Desperate for help, they bring the creature to the sprawling estate of a ruthless pharmaceutical tycoon, whose dark experiments promise untold riches—if anything survives. As the unicorn’s blood reveals its terrifying regenerative powers, the family’s moral compass spirals into greed and paranoia, leading to a bloody, chaotic confrontation that blurs the line between miracle and monstrosity. With a creeping sense of dread and a stunningly grotesque climax, this is a chillingly modern fairy tale about the price of playing god.
Death of a Unicorn
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What is Death of a Unicorn about?
A late-night drive turns into a nightmare when Elliott and his daughter Ridley accidentally strike a unicorn on a desolate mountain road. Desperate for help, they bring the creature to the sprawling estate of a ruthless pharmaceutical tycoon, whose dark experiments promise untold riches—if anything...
When was Death of a Unicorn released?
Death of a Unicorn was released in 2025.
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User Reviews
PsychoPath65 – 7/10
“The atmosphere is unsettling from the start, and the concept is brilliant. It starts a bit slow, but once the unicorn's powers kick in, it becomes a bloody, tense ride. Some great practical effects too.”
HorrorQueen84 – 6/10
“I liked the father-daughter dynamic and the moral descent, but the middle lagged. The ending was wild, though, and left me thinking. Worth a watch for fans of creature features with a social commentary twist.”
GrimReaper93 – 5/10
“Honestly, I was expecting more scares. The build-up was good, but the payoff felt rushed. The acting was solid, and the gore was effective, but it lost me in the third act with some over-the-top satire.”
MidnightScream – 8/10
“This one hit me right in the sweet spot. It's a slow-crawl thriller with a gnarly final act that doesn't pull punches. The pharmaceutical critique adds a layer of unease that makes it stick. Underrated gem.”
