This week, Chain Link Theater shifts its focus from the "sweltering streets" of 1973 to the high-octane spectacle of the 90s, tracing the authoritative presence of a Hollywood titan. We’re following the commanding gravel in the voice of Charlton Heston from the epic heights of the Golden Age to his uncredited "cameo" in 1994’s True Lies.

Check your clearance levels and watch your six—we’re diving into the explosive secrets and domestic deception of True Lies.

This week, Chain Link Theater steps out of the shadow of Xanadu to follow the understated elegance of a Hollywood mainstay. We’re tracing the silver-screen poise of Joseph Cotten from the inner circle of the Mercury Theatre to the sweltering, overcrowded streets of 1973’s Soylent Green.

We’ll explore how Kane’s oldest friend transitioned from the heights of the Golden Age to the gritty realism of the 70s, playing the high-society victim whose ***** kicks off cinema’s most infamous culinary conspiracy. Is it a haunting eco-thriller ahead of its time, or just a grim recipe for the future?

Mind the humidity and watch your rations—we’re uncovering the secret ingredient of Soylent Green.

This week, Chain Link Theater abandons the wreckage of 1980s animation to trace the lineage of a legend. We’re following the booming baritone of Orson Welles back to where the myth truly began: 1941's Citizen Kane.

We’ll explore how a 25-year-old radio wunderkind was handed the "keys to the kingdom" and used them to dismantle the American Dream. Is it still the greatest movie of all time?

Grab your cigars and your opera tickets—we're going big with the life and times of Citizen Kane.