The legendary Alice Cooper, born Vincent Furnier, transcends his musical roots as a shock rock pioneer to become a fascinating figure for physical media collectors. His unique blend of horror aesthetics, vaudeville theatricality, and garage rock energy made him a natural fit for the silver screen, leading to a filmography that’s as diverse as it is entertaining. Collectors often seek out his concert films and documentaries, like *Alice Cooper: Live from the Astroturf* (2019) or *Alice Cooper - AVO Session* (2012), for their definitive portrayals of his iconic stage presence. Beyond the music, his acting work in cult classics, guest appearances, and even horror cameos like *Freakshow* (1999) offers glimpses into his macabre persona. These releases, especially on formats like VHS and early DVD, are prized for capturing the evolution of a performative anti-hero who indelibly shaped rock and roll and influenced decades of visual storytelling in music and film.