Lucky McKee, born on November 1, 1975, is a distinctive voice in the realm of psychological horror, captivating collectors with his unique storytelling and character-driven narratives. His breakout film, "May" (2002), is often hailed as a modern classic, blending elements of horror and dark romance that resonate with viewers and collectors alike. The film's limited edition Blu-ray releases have become highly sought after, particularly for their engaging special features that delve into McKee’s creative process. Another significant entry in McKee’s filmography is "The Woman" (2011), which continues to spark discussions about feminism and horror. Its various home video releases, especially the unrated versions, attract collectors eager for unfiltered content. Most recently, McKee contributed to the anthology “Deathcember” (2019), showcasing his versatility. With each film, McKee leaves a lasting impact on the genre, making his works essential for any serious collector of physical media.