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Merry belated Christmas wishes!

The RPG Academy “Film Studies” is back with a post-seasonal episode.

This time, Kalum from “The Rolistes Podcast” takes us to Spain with “El Dia de la Bestia” a very dark NSFW Christmas comedy from 1995 by Alex de la Iglesia.

As a reminder, for Film Studies, members of the Network sometimes joined by non-Network guests, will review a film and discuss ways it could inspire tabletop RPG adventures, characters or practices.

Our competent academic team is completed by Dani Neary from “Tales of Blood & Stone” and Núria Casellas from “Cucafera Games”.

Tabletop RPG settings systems and setting mentioned included:

• “Cypher System” by Monte Cook Games
• “Shadow of the Demon Lord” by Robert J. Schwalb
• “Ragnarok” by Carlos Monzón
• “Aquelarre” by Richard Ibáñez, Antonio Polo& Lester Smith
• “Mutantes en la Sombra” by José Félix Garzón & Igor Arriola
• “In Nomine Satanis / Magna Veritas” by Crocfor Siroz Team
• “Kult: Divinity Lost” by Modiphius
• “Urban Shadows” by Andrew Medeiros and Mark Diaz Truman for Magpie Games
• “Nephilim” by Frederic Weil for Multisimadapted for the US market by Chaosium
• “Dark Earth” by Multisim

The novel “Wings of Twilight” by Hans Cumming was also mentioned.

Please check out “Endless Pass: A Viking Saga” by our guest Núria Casellas for Wizkids.

There has been a change and the next Film Studies will be Groundhog Day with Neverending story after that.

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