In a new documentary directed by actor Andrew McCarthy, the origins and impact of the infamous 'Brat Pack' of the 1980s Hollywood scene are explored. The term was coined in a 1985 New York Magazine cover story that followed stars like Emilio Estevez, Rob Lowe, and Judd Nelson engaging in wild antics. McCarthy, a key figure in the Brat Pack era, reflects on his experiences during that time, including the success of iconic films like "St. Elmo's Fire" and "Pretty in Pink." The documentary, titled "Brats," delves into the complexities of the label, highlighting the pressures and challenges that came with the Brat Pack title. Despite initial stigma, the stars have come to embrace their shared history, showing a deep affection and camaraderie that has endured over the decades. The documentary aims to offer a nuanced perspective on a defining era in Hollywood history.