Janet Leigh remains a cinematic icon, her career highlights offering a treasure trove for physical media collectors. From her early days at MGM in films like *Little Women* (1949) to her magnetic turn in Orson Welles’ noir masterpiece *Touch of Evil* (1958), Leigh consistently delivered vibrant performances. Her versatility across genres ensures a diverse collection of her work, with many early films becoming sought-after on DVD and Blu-ray for their historical significance and filmmaking prowess. Of course, no discussion of Leigh is complete without *Psycho* (1960). Her unforgettable role as Marion Crane, and particularly *that* shower scene, solidified her place in horror history and pop culture. This film is a cornerstone for any serious collector, having seen countless home video releases, from VHS to 4K, all meticulously analyzed for transfer quality. Collectors also covet her later work in genre films like *Night of the Lepus* (1972) and her poignant cameo in *Halloween H20: 20 Years Later* (1998) alongside her daughter Jamie Lee Curtis, showcasing her lasting impact across generations of horror.