Set in an alternate 1980s America, the film blends nostalgic sci-fi with real-world themes of mental health, trauma, and the powerful bond between mother and daughter—perfectly timed for coverage this May, during Mental Health Awareness Month and leading into Mother’s Day. Featuring a “new Brat Pack” of rising stars and cameos from beloved '80s icons like Dee Wallace, Reginald VelJohnson, Lisa Whelchel, and Sam Jones, Roswell Delirium is earning praise for its heartfelt performances and emotional depth. With Anthony Michael Hall celebrating the 40th reunion of The Breakfast Club and Richard’s deep roots in retro storytelling—from producing documentaries like Life After The Goonies to working on an upcoming Irwin Winkler doc and even serving as a cinematographer on the Blue Origin Space Shuttle launch—this conversation offers layers of relevance for fans of pop culture, science fiction, and real human connection.

Set in an alternate 1980s America, the film blends nostalgic sci-fi with real-world themes of mental health, trauma, and the powerful bond between mother and daughter—perfectly timed for coverage this May, during Mental Health Awareness Month and...

Anthony Michael Hall, "Roswell Delirium"