Zora Kerova, born on August 11, 1950, in Prague, Czechoslovakia, is a celebrated figure in the world of Italian horror cinema. Her career took off in the late 1970s, making her mark with her debut in *La febbre americana* (1978) and quickly gaining notoriety for her roles in cult classics like *Antropophagus* (1980) and *Cannibal Ferox* (1981). These films, notorious for their graphic content and controversy, have become highly sought-after collectibles among genre enthusiasts, with their limited home video releases often fetching high prices. One of Kerova's standout performances comes from the 1987 film *My Daughter's Operation*, which showcases her range beyond horror and has garnered attention in the physical media community. Collectors appreciate her work not just for its nostalgic value but also for its role in the evolution of the horror genre during the 1980s. With additional collaborations with renowned director Lucio Fulci, including *The New York Ripper* (1982) and *Touch of Death* (1988), Zora Kerova remains a significant figure whose films continue to captivate and intrigue collectors of physical media.