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+    <title>Lakes' Horror Fanpage</title>
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+ <p><a href="#bloodtea">Blood Tea & Red String</a></p> <p><a href="#dorohedoro">Dorohedoro</a></p> <p><a href="#hausu">Hausu</a></p> 
+ <p><a href="#tetsuo">Tetsuo The Iron Man</a></p> <p><a href="#tokygore">Tokyo Gore Police</a></p>
+ <p><b><a name="bloodtea">Blood Tea and Red String</a></b></p>
+ <p>Blood tea and Red String is a whimsical yet creepy stop motion horror movie with no dialogue. It feels like something out of a fairy tale but an older one.
+  It's about a group of woodland creatures that find a corpse and start treating it like a doll. There's also period imagery. I know sounds weird. But trust me, it's one of a kind. 
+  The character designs also are creative & range from genuinely cute to creepy.
+ </p>
+ <p><b><a name="doroheodoro">Dorohedoro</a></b></p>
+ <p>I got into this because of some discord friends. What can I say about this? It's goofy, dramatic, gorey, and mysterious.
+  It's about a man cursed to have a lizard head who lost his memory. Now he kills random wizards, searching for the guy who cursed him, with the help with his friend, Nikaido.
+  The characters would be terrible people in real life, but the way they're written they come off as lovable dorks at times.
+  There's also a theme of identity & the power of friendship even (yes, I know).
+ </p>
+ <p><a name="hausu"><b>Hausu</b></a></p>
+ Hausu, or House (not to be confused with the American horror comedy remake of the same name), is a supernatural horror movie about some teens who go vacation at a haunted house.
+ Others have talked about the themes of war and how the past haunts our present. But one thing I'd like to add to the discussion is how it's simulatenously whimsical yet creepy.
+ They even use music that feels straight out of a sitcom's opening at one point. Another film that has this vibe is Blood Tea & Red String which is more fairy tale-esque.
+ <p><b><a name="tetsuo">Tetsuo The Iron Man</a></b></p>
+ Tetsuo the Iron Man is a surreal body horror cyberpunk b movie from the 1990s in black & white. 
+ There are themes of alienation from one's own work, some weird gender stuff, and the unstable progression of technology.
+ The big reveal doesn't make <em>literal</em> sense, but it makes sense with the themes of the movie. In fact, the whole movie is batshit. 
+ Obviously though there's some inappropriate stuff in the movie.
+ So you have been warned. 
+ <p><a name="tokygore"><b>Tokyo Gore Police</b></a></p>
+ This is another body horror cyberpunk b movie. However unlike Tetsuo the Iron Man, it is hilariously bad especially the english dub.
+ It's about the privatization of the police. It's an obvious robocop knock off with some commentary on suicide mixed in.
+ It's VERY inappropriate and at times in poor taste. So heed with caution.
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fanpages/index.html

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+    <p><a href="billmcneal.html">Bill McNeal</a></p>
+  <p><a href="columbo.html">Columbo</a></p>
+  <p><a href="comforting.html">Comforting Media Fanpages</a></p>
+  <a href="freestudies.html">Free Studies</a></p>
+  <p><a href="msgundam.html">Gundam</a></p>
+  <p><a href="horror.html">Horror Fanpages</a></p>
+  <p><a href="music.html">Music Fanpages</a></p>
+  <p><a href="nathanfielder.html">Nathan Fielder</a></p>
+  <p><a href="os.html">Operating System Fanpages</a></p>
+  <p><a href="ovas.html">OVA Fanpages</a></p>
+  <p><a href="software.html">Software Fanpages</a></p>
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fanpages/msgundam.html

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+    <title>Lakes' Gundam Fanpage</title>
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+    There's a lot to be said about Gundam. It has a lot of themes that are still relevant to this day, even the older stuff.
+    The horrors of war, climate change, the rise and fall of fascism, the dynamic between teens & adults. 
+    I was 1st introduced to Gundam by the Origin series. Then I watched the compilation movies for the original, Zeta, etc and eventually, I got around to the original series.
+    Hell, Amuro (the original's protagonist) probably has the most oddly specific yet believable parental issues I've seen in an anime that takes place in a unrealistic setting.
+    Instead of having assassin parents (like Killua) or some other fantastical issue, his mom left for Earth & is now disappointed in him for being a child soldier.
+    That's not even getting into the big spoiler with his father. War in Pocket is another good one. War in Pocket is a commentary on the failure of gundam's own success,
+    how they may have accidentally made war seem "cool" instead of what they intended. I also vibe with some of the newer stuff too.
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fanpages/music.html

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+    <title>Lakes' Tool Fanpage</title>
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+    <p><a href="#tool">Tool</a></p>
+    <p><b><a name="tool">Tool</a></b></p>
+    Tool, if you haven't already heard of them, is an alternative metal band from the 90s & 2000s.
+    Their songs tend to touch on dark upsetting subject matter. And some of the lyrics can a bit cryptic.
+    However you can usually piece together what the song's about because they mix this with some more straightforward lines.
+     Like the mentions of communication in Schism or the lines "why can't we be sober? i just want to start things over. why can't we drink forever" in Sober.
+     <p><b>Swamp Song by Tool</b></p>
+     I'm doing a paragraph for Swamp Song because unlike most angry music, it isn't just angry because of screaming. Sure he screams too.
+     But even the parts where he's singing normally, you can tell from his tone of voice he's angry, concerned, disappointed, or shocked.
+     You can tell Maynard (the singer) had someone or some real life event in mind when he was writing this.
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