Matthew Lillard is a familiar face to any collector scouring the horror, cult classic, or teen comedy sections of their favorite video store. His early work immediately cemented him as an offbeat, energetic presence, notably in John Waters' *Serial Mom* (1994) and the techno-thriller *Hackers* (1995). These foundational roles often pop up on VHS for their era-defining aesthetic. However, Lillard’s undeniable magnum opus for physical media enthusiasts is *Scream* (1996). As the unforgettable Stu Macher, he delivered a performance that catapulted him into cult icon status and established him as a "scream king." For many, *Scream* on Blu-ray or 4K is an essential part of any horror collection, and Lillard’s unhinged energy is a huge reason why. Beyond this, films like the punk rock gem *SLC Punk!* (1998) offer a different facet of his versatility, often sought out on DVD by indie film aficionados, while his portrayal of Shaggy in the live-action *Scooby-Doo* films (2002, 2004) holds a nostalgic appeal for family-friendly collectors, especially those tracking his continued voice work for the character. His more recent resurgence in *Five Nights at Freddy's* (2023) ensures he remains a relevant figure for contemporary horror collectors.