I am too lazy to go back and review all 41 (42 counting this one, I'm a footnoter,) entries, so I can't really say what my favorite RPG material is. Especially since the one Cypher system product I have bought hasn't arrived yet.
But, I will say that I think you have a strong sense of self awareness, as I think the ZARDOZ, PHANTASM, and DEEP RED essays are my favorites as well.
I'm not sure where you are going to go game-wise, but as I think I mentioned in response to KLUTE, I hope you get a chance to cover the trend I like most about '70's cinema, the "downer ending." There are a ton of thrillers, spy films, horror, and even straight dramas from the period that do not end well for the protagonist. Since studio power came roaring back in the Eighties, this seems to rarely happen with major releases anymore.
I am too lazy to go back and review all 41 (42 counting this one, I'm a footnoter,) entries, so I can't really say what my favorite RPG material is. Especially since the one Cypher system product I have bought hasn't arrived yet.
But, I will say that I think you have a strong sense of self awareness, as I think the ZARDOZ, PHANTASM, and DEEP RED essays are my favorites as well.
I'm not sure where you are going to go game-wise, but as I think I mentioned in response to KLUTE, I hope you get a chance to cover the trend I like most about '70's cinema, the "downer ending." There are a ton of thrillers, spy films, horror, and even straight dramas from the period that do not end well for the protagonist. Since studio power came roaring back in the Eighties, this seems to rarely happen with major releases anymore.