Lori Lansens, while a prolific novelist, made a noteworthy splash in the screenwriting world with her 2001 film, *Wolf Girl*. This made-for-TV horror feature, starring Grace Jones and Kevin Gage, has a unique cult following among collectors of early 2000s genre fare. The film, also known as *Blood Moon*, often commands a surprising premium on physical media, particularly its defunct DVD releases. Collectors often seek out *Wolf Girl* for its rare blend of supernatural thriller and coming-of-age drama, all wrapped in that distinct early-aughts direct-to-video aesthetic that has a nostalgic appeal today. Lansens' script, adapted from her own novel, contributes to a truly eccentric viewing experience that makes finding an original DVD copy a compelling treasure hunt for many home video enthusiasts. It’s a fascinating, if niche, entry for any collector interested in the oddities and genre experiments that graced screens at the turn of the millennium.