All Forms of Art

  Equinox is a Danish horror show full of mystery and surprises. A small town, secrets, rituals, supernatural creatures… everybody looks a bit insane at some point. Speaking of rituals, why do they need to be disgusting? I mean, that egg! Inconsistencies While I truly liked the show, there were a few inconsistencies that I can’t avoid.  The whole drama happens in the 90s. The class of 99 disappears, yet most references are from the 80s. Why? No clue. Music The kids are into punk music. Well, it is okay; you don’t always follow what is trendy, right? However, there is a scene in the music store where you can see a Queen poster on the wall (yes, the British rock band). For fans like me, the photo on the poster has been around since the early 80s.  Technology Again, the tech the kids used seems outdated. They are listening to music on cassettes. Yes, I remember doing it too, but it wasn’t the most common. Besides, I have a different question: Why doesn't anyone have a ...

  Tiny Pretty Things is a very interesting, raw, and hurtful portrait of the competitive world of ballet. It all starts with a girl falling (or not) from the rooftop. This event opens a spot for a new girl with a scholarship at Archer School of Ballet. It is a way to bring good publicity to the school and restore their name—a mere distraction. Always the family Most shows and movies tend to show that (almost) all teens' problems stem from their families' lack of understanding or respect. This one is no different. Most of these kids are suffering, physically and mentally. Their parents demand more and more, even in an irrational way. Unfortunately, some of the kids are willing to go too far to please their parents. Madame Madame Monique Dubois (Lauren Holly) runs the school, and it doesn’t take long for the audience to realize that she is not exactly a good girl. Yet, I must confess she surprised me. Scandals, schemes, sex with a student I assume is underage, the “agreemen...