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4th Ed which was mainly two page spread for encounters was really designed to make things easier for the DM. There were complaints at the time that it was dull to read, but I found in play it was much more manageble. Also because from the ground up 4th Ed was designed to be very playable, easier...

And it's gone.

So many Call of Cthulhu modules suffer from this.

If you are on a budget can I recommend.... Crooked Staff's Print and Play dungeons (does Sci Fi stuff as well). Pay what you like have video tutorials. It's all pay way you want. I made the stuff illustrated below from his Dwarven Pillars tutorial. From his blog. It's all just print outs stuck...

I'm curious as to how convoluted or detailed your adventures are in that case? What sort of games are you running? How much is player driven and how much is RP. Same goes for anyone where prep time is less than play time. I'll admit I don't run heroic fantasy very often, mainly Call of Cthulhu...

Very slow story progression, but I like the concept for a dungeon. Marblegate. https://marblegate.webcomic.ws/comics/first/

Longer than 13 films?

Does eight movies and then two reboots count as a trilogy? Or are you only talking about the last reboot, which I guess counts.

Sometimes, but generally as a player my own characters have my own voice as I can't keep it up for a long amount of time.

So lets include The Expanse then. But exclude Foundation and Three Body Problem for a bit. I'd like the include Ultraviolet (the 1998 vampire hunter TV series, staring Idris Elba) as one of my favourites. Seems to be available to watch remastered on YouTube for free.

The Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy - Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End. Just the perfect mix of comedy and being both and ode to and satire of the three genres of film. They can't be improved on. Kung Fu Panda - Perfect blend of action, comedy in an animation package, it was this...

In Dune: Adventures in the Imperium, there are things you can do if characters are going to die. If it would happen to an ally, you can come to their aid. Also if you are going to defeated you can instead sacrifice an uncontrolled character in the scene (ie: an allied supporting character)...

It's tricky because you got the whole what's Sci-fi vs Sci-fantasy argument, you could rule out stuff like Star Wars if you are being strick about your definition of Sci-fi. Science fiction is a genre of speculative fiction that explores futuristic or imagined scientific and technological...

Call of Cthulhu (horror genre) obvious first choice for me, Feng Shui (for action genre, covers multiple different settings as well). Then I'm torn between FATE Core or Hero System (for everything else), FATE would be fast and easy to develop and play, but if I'm stuck on a desert island I...

A lot depends on the system, and the style of game I want to run. There are some games where you have to ad-lib, that are very player lead, such as "Kingdom". There are games where flying by the seat of your pants is easy, and half the fun like "Feng Shui". There are games where I have a plan...

I've been using it a bit, and I don't know if it's because I'm British, but it's constant need to tell me how wonderful and excellent my suggestions are is annoying and clearly insincere. It has completely the opposite effect from what is intended.

Thunder Road are working on an RPG. They actually gave a freebie promoting if for Free RPG Day

Conflicts in Dune are Confusing.

What? Dying was the best part. Going down in a blaze of fire was half the fun, you guys were clearly playing it wrong.