Drive-In Dementia: A Boy And His Dog & Soylent Green

Tonight, Drive-In Dementia serves up a double-dose of dystopian madness! First, A Boy and His Dog (1975) — a twisted, darkly funny journey through a scorched post-apocalyptic wasteland, where survival means anything goes… and loyalty comes with a bite. Then we crank the nightmare up to eleven with Soylent Green (1973) — Charlton Heston’s legendary plunge into an overpopulated, dying Earth where the ultimate secret of survival will haunt you forever. Two cult classics, one unforgettable night of retro sci-fi shock.
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