Drew McWeeny, known to many as "Moriarty" during his influential tenure at Ain't It Cool News, is a film critic and writer whose insights have shaped a generation of cinephiles. While primarily recognized for his critical voice, his creative contributions extend to film and television, making him a fascinating figure for physical media collectors. His early critical work helped champion genre cinema, often highlighting hidden gems and cult classics that home video enthusiasts eagerly sought out. Beyond his critical eye, McWeeny's most collectible works for physical media fans stem from his screenwriting collaborations. Notably, he co-wrote two episodes of the *Masters of Horror* series, "Cigarette Burns" (2005) and "Pro-Life" (2006), both directed by genre legend John Carpenter. These episodes, available on DVD and Blu-ray, are highly sought after by horror collectors for their pedigree and unique vision. His participation in projects like *Hitchcocked!* (2006) also appeals to enthusiasts of film history and documentary features available on physical formats, offering behind-the-scenes perspectives and critical analysis that deepen appreciation for the art form.