Lori Loughlin’s career spans iconic roles across television and film, making her a familiar face for collectors young and old. While perhaps most recognizable as Aunt Becky from *Full House*, a staple of 90s family viewing that saw numerous VHS and DVD releases, her filmography offers a diverse collecting landscape. Early roles in films like *Secret Admirer* (1985) and *Amityville 3-D* (1983) represent intriguing finds for genre enthusiasts, with the latter often sought out for its original 3D home video presentations. Later in her career, Loughlin became a prominent figure in made-for-television movies, particularly with the Hallmark Channel. Titles such as the *Garage Sale Mystery* series, including *The Novel Murders* (2016), are highly collectible for fans of cozy mysteries and direct-to-video releases. These films often saw limited physical media runs, making specific DVD or Blu-ray editions prized possessions for those curating a comprehensive collection of television movies and their various home video iterations. Loughlin's enduring appeal lies in her consistent presence across popular culture, ensuring her work remains relevant for physical media enthusiasts.