Susana Romero is a celebrated figure in the realm of cult cinema, particularly known for her work in the late 1980s that resonates deeply with physical media collectors. Her standout performances in films like *El Manosanta está Cargado* (1987) and *Galería del terror* (1987) have garnered a devoted following, especially among those who appreciate the unique blend of horror and humor that characterized the era. The former, a horror-comedy that fuses supernatural elements with social commentary, has become a prized VHS find, while the latter is a beloved anthology that showcases Romero's range and charisma. Collectors seek out Romero's films not only for their nostalgic value but also for their significance in the evolution of Latin American genre cinema. Her work has inspired a resurgence of interest in the aesthetic and narrative styles of 80s horror, making her films essential viewing for enthusiasts of physical media. With their limited releases and growing cult status, Romero’s titles continue to be sought after, embodying the charm and eccentricity of a bygone era in film history.