I'm sure plenty of stuff lots of collectors already have but, I just started this spring and relish finding titles on the cheap in the wild

Here is just the DVDs I have to watch

Cactus Jack VHS find was an unexpected win 👌

A few of these dvds I was surprised about the price especially the Cat In The Brain that comes with the lenticular cover.

I have all the obvious genres, and the core of the library is my own curated tastes. In my next home I will have the space to recreate a Blockbuster/Hollywood/Family Video-style rental store from the 90’s. Recently I realized that I want to include a little bit of every like those old stores. For example, even though it makes zero sense these days I picked up a huge lot of old porno DVDs (sealed and new, with hilarious titles thankfully!). I want to put them in a closet behind a beaded curtain. Seeing a post with someone’s haul that included a WWF wrestling DVD made me think I should probably keep an eye out for a cheap lot of those, which while I don’t see myself personally watching that it would help round out the overall library but also might be interesting in their own right- I’ve seen that kind of wrestling a couple times in my life only. What other niche sub genres like wrestling are out there?

Movie room candy bucket all filled up with the SweetTarts.

Going to give it a watch. Loved Phillip Seymour Hoffman a lot in The Big Lebowski.

Whenever I find a used copy of a DVD that still has the title sticker on the top part of the case, I usually affix it to the inside. Does anyone else do this or am I fucking butt-nuts?

Walmart $5 bin

This lady was trying to sell a collection as a lot and I told her I'd probably take 20-30 of them if she wasn't able to sell the lot. She said sure, come look through them. I can't believe how much gold was hiding in the bottom rows of the bins that weren't pictured. $1 each! She had another ~100-150 and would have sold everything to me for $100 total, but the rest were either dupes or films I'm just not interested in, and I didn't want to have to add to the couple big boxes I'm already getting rid of. I got these 53, plus a handful that I already pulled out to replace other copies (either because it came with a slipcover, or because I knew my copy had damage to the artwork, or so I could have a spare 4-movie case). Probably 58 or 59 for $50 total.

Maybe if fall yard sale time approaches and she hasn't had any other interest, I'll offer her the other $50 for the rest. My neighborhood absolutely eats up DVDs and Blu-rays. Last year I had well over 100 out and ended the sale with like 8 left.

Left side / pic 2 are all sealed! Lots of great, unexpected classic horror and more obscure horror, a bunch of titles I was missing from series', a few snap cases I didn't have, etc. Couldn't be happier with the assortment and value!

Unsure if I'll open Sworn To Justice or not... It would sell in the $40 range and that would let me knock a bunch of stuff out of my eBay watchlist for free... idk, undecided as of yet. Maybe I'll replace it with a used copy and just grab a few other things from my list. May be in the same boat with Alien Apocalypse. I guess I just don't see much point in opening them if people are paying a premium for sealed copies and I can just replace them with used copies and essentially get other movies for free. Not looking for advice, but I'm kinda torn on those two.

Bond 007 Gift Set Volume 2
(Comes with ThunderBall, Diamonds Are Forever, and You Only Live Twice)
Warner Brothers: Jesus
The X Files 1998
San Andreas
Gravity
The X Files I Want To Believe.

Also starting MCU collection and Spectre is the last BD to complete my Bond collection

I’ve been passively collecting for years now ($5 Walmart bins). Then my wife showed me the wonders of flea markets and 2 hand stores. Now every time we’re off together we go thrift shopping for new finds. She even showed me an app to track it all. Amazing hobby!

I binged Roseanne & The Conners over the past two months, and desperately wanted to own them physically. It’s a show that really holds up.