Building up my physical media collection

I'm tryna stick to a budget of 15 bucks (even though I paid 17 bucks for a dvd of Juan of the Dead (it's a fun movie and I just had to get it)) Because I'm trying to move out by next winter and not be broke asf when I do. 

I got like a ton of dvds for movies I love or always wanted to watch, shows I saw on shorts, and live show recordings.

Unless I get them from the music store (shout out to CD Cellar in Falls Church, VA) they're 4 bucks tops, usually 1 or 2 bucks for a movie, 4 bucks for a season's worth of show. I got like all of invader zim for 40 bucks. I could've gotten it cheaper online or something cuz of walmart but fuck walmart. 

I got cassettes and cds too, most I got from book sales and thrift stores but the cassettes are almost all from CD Cellar. 

If y'all're in the NOVA area I'm sure y'all've heard of CD cellar, the new music CDs are mostly at a reasonable price, under the table there's bins and bins of used CDs you can get for cheap and cassettes (unless they're from a mega popular artist like Nirvana or Green Day) are real cheap. They also sell blank cassettes, vinyl records, dvds, box sets, anime, blue rays, cd racks, cassette storage bins, books, magazines, and parts for record players. They also advertise music venues in the area (mostly DC).

I think it'd be cool if more people came over cuz I love that place but can't always afford to buy something cuz I'm trying to be on a stricter budget :-[