While primarily known for her groundbreaking work as the original bassist of The Smashing Pumpkins, D'arcy Wretzky holds a unique, albeit tangential, place in the hearts of physical media film collectors. Her "acting" credits are synonymous with the band's iconic music videos, which, for many, represent a pinnacle of 90s alternative aesthetic and narrative filmmaking. These cinematic short-form pieces are highly coveted, especially in their original VHS and early DVD compilations. From the surreal, 8mm-esque charm of *The Smashing Pumpkins: Rhinoceros* (1991) and *Siva* (1991), offering early glimpses of the band's visual identity, to the epic, cinematic scope of *Bullet with Butterfly Wings* (1995) and the memorable black-and-white artistry of *Zero* (1996), Wretzky's presence is constant. Collectors particularly seek out the rare *Vieuphoria* (1994) VHS and later DVD releases, which compile these seminal works, often featuring behind-the-scenes footage and commentary that further contextualize her contribution to these visual masterpieces. These aren't just music videos; they are time capsules of a groundbreaking era, and Wretzky’s understated yet powerful presence is integral to their lasting appeal on the shelf.