Cary Woods is a prominent figure in film production, best known for his pivotal role in shaping the landscape of 1990s cinema. His work on "Scream" (1996) not only revitalized the horror genre but also became a cultural phenomenon, making it a must-have for any collector of physical media. The film's clever blend of slasher tropes and self-referential humor has led to countless editions and re-releases, each sought after for their unique cover art and special features. Woods also produced "Kids" (1995), a groundbreaking film that offered a raw and unfiltered look at youth culture. This film, along with his collaborations with emerging directors like Larry Clark and Doug Liman, has earned a cult following, further enhancing its desirability in collector circles. With a career that helped launch the visions of many now-renowned filmmakers, Woods’ productions remain cornerstones for those passionate about film history and physical media collecting.