Equinox - 3 major inconsistencies I can’t ignore

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 in the poster is well known, from the beginning of the 80s.

Technology

Again, the tech used by the kids seems outdated. They are listening to music on cassettes. Yes, I remember to do it too, but it wasn’t the most common.

Besides, I have a different question: Why no one has a phone? I got my first cell phone in 98, and I was one of the last kids in the class to get one. In the show, not even the adults have one. Weird.

Clothes

All the kids' clothes, the colors, the shapes remember me of the 80s.

In this case, maybe someone with better knowledge of fashion could have a more accurate perspective on the matter. Yet, where are the awful bell pants we use to use back then? The excessive eyeliner? The lipgloss?

One more teenage show

A group of teenagers follows a myth that proves to be real. The premise is not exactly new, but the show is engaging.

There are only 6 episodes that you’ll probably binge-watch. A good mystery show with a surprising end. I totally recommend it.

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