Movie Featuring South OC Actress Now Streaming On Apple TV

ORANGE COUNTY, CA — A south Orange County actress is making a name for herself on the silver screen, after 15-year-old actress Kayden Tokarski announced the debut of sci-fi movie "Roswell Delirium."

The movie, directed by Richard Bakewell, features notable actors such as Anthony Michael Hall and Reginald VelJohnson.

According to Tokarski, the movie is set in the '80s and tells the story of an alternate reality where the United States is hit by a wave of nuclear attacks. After the fallout, the remaining survivors attempt to go on with their lives while experiencing radiation poisoning.

In the movie, Tokarski plays a mean girl named "Becky" alongside Anthony Michael Hall, Reginald VelJohnson, Sam Jones, Dee Wallace and more.

This is Tokarski's third movie since October, she told Patch.

In 2024, "My Professor's Deadly Secret" premiered on the Lifetime Movie Network on Oct. 17 — while "Killer in the Woods" premiered via Lifetime Movies on Dec. 6.

"Being part of these films and working with amazing directors and actors has been a dream come true, and I am looking forward to audiences really enjoying them," Tokarski told Patch.

In addition to these films, Tokarski's filmography includes "Love's Fast Lane" on Peacock; "My Melancholy Baby" on Amazon Prime; and the upcoming movies "Curse of Vandor" and it's sequel with Dee Wallace.

Orange County residents can stream "Roswell Delirium" on Apple TV.