This week we're wrapping up Post-Apocalypse Month with The Omega Man, one of the most overlooked science fiction films of the 1970s.

We discuss:

• Why Charlton Heston is perfect as Robert Neville
• The movie's relationship to Richard Matheson's I Am Legend
• How it compares to the Will Smith adaptation
• The memorable soundtrack and atmosphere
• The infected cult and their philosophy
• The ending and its religious symbolism
• Whether this movie deserves more recognition today

We also rank every movie from the month and reveal our overall Season 4 rankings.

This week on Big Trouble Little Podcast, we tackle one of the most challenging films we've ever reviewed: A Visitor to a Museum.

This hidden Soviet sci-fi classic explores a devastated world where religion, government, environmental collapse, and human existence collide.

We discuss:

🙏 Religious symbolism and biblical themes

☢️ Nuclear war and environmental disaster

🔥 Whether the film is portraying Earth as hell

🏛️ The mysterious underwater museum

🎥 Konstantin Lopushansky, Andrei Tarkovsky, and Soviet filmmaking

📀 Why this movie deserves an HD restoration

🤔 Our very different interpretations of the ending

Plus we talk Formula 1, gaming, books, and what we've been enjoying lately.

One of our deepest discussions yet.

This week on Big Trouble Little Podcast, we revisit the legendary sci-fi classic Soylent Green.

While most people know the film's famous ending, we explore why the journey is every bit as memorable as the twist itself.

We discuss:

🌎 Environmental collapse and overpopulation

🏙️ Dystopian worldbuilding

🕵️ Charlton Heston's performance

🎼 Saul's emotional farewell

🥬 The shocking truth behind Soylent Green

📚 The source novel Make Room! Make Room!

🤔 Whether society would actually rebel after learning the truth

Plus we talk about:

🎮 Pokémon

🎬 Toy Story 5

🦸 The Boys

🚀 Star Trek: Voyager

📺 Parks and Recreation

A fun discussion about one of science fiction's greatest classics and why it's still worth watching over 50 years later.