If you know the 1973 movie Soylent Green at all, it's likely for the arresting last line. "Soylent Green is people," lead actor Charlton Heston bellows as he is carried away on a stretcher ...

Charlton Heston (left) is pictured in a scene from the 1972 film "Soylent Green." (MGM) At right, a pitcher of Soylent. (Soylent/Facebook) Rob Rhinehart is a software engineer, and also the ...

Soylent Green is a food, something like a green cookie; it feeds the 40 million inhabitants of New York City in 2022. Everything is scarce; only half the citizens have jobs. Poor people live in ...

The 1973 eco-thriller 'Soylent Green' reunited Charlton Heston with "Ten Commandments" co-star Edward G. Soylent Green Food Twist: A Planet With Too Many People, a Dark Secret ...

Thursday, October 3, 2019 Soylent's Brilliant New Marketing Campaign: Soylent Is Plants, Not People. For years, Los Angeles-based Soylent (www.soylent.com)--which makes all-in-one meal replacement ...

Maybe the creepiest Heston movie is Soylent Green. In the 1973 film, the world population has exploded. New York has 40 million people, sleeping in tiny rooms or on stairwells.

But in 1973, Heston starred in one of the darkest dystopian tales ever committed to film, “Soylent Green.” Set in the then-futurist year of 2022, climate change, pollution and overpopulation ...

In my last Modesto Bee column — “No one out-greens a farmer” — I whimsically joked about Soylent Green. I was referencing a 1973 futuristic sci-fi whereby NY detective Charlton Heston ...

A 1973 movie, Soylent Green, starring Charlton Heston, was science fiction that projected a dystopic future including the "Greenhouse Effect," which is global warming, plus out-of-control ...