Neve Campbell, a name synonymous with late 90s cinema, carved out an indelible niche in horror and genre films, making her a perennial favorite among physical media collectors. Her defining role as Sidney Prescott in Wes Craven's *Scream* (1996) launched a franchise that not only redefined the slasher genre but also became a cornerstone of any self-respecting horror collection. Collectors often seek out pristine copies of the original *Scream* on VHS, DVD, Blu-ray, and especially the recent 4K UHD releases for its enduring impact and meta-commentary on horror tropes. Beyond the iconic Ghostface mask, Campbell delivered memorable performances in other cult classics that frequent collectors' wish lists. Her role as Bonnie in the supernatural teen thriller *The Craft* (1996) solidified her "scream queen" status, with its stylish cinematography making it a prime candidate for high-definition presentations. Then there's *Wild Things* (1998), a steamy neo-noir that boasts a famously intricate plot and a standout ensemble cast, often lauded for its transfer quality on Blu-ray and its collectible slipcover variations. Her work in these films ensures she remains a vital figure for those seeking essential genre cinema on disc.