Cait O'Riordan, primarily known for her impactful bass work with The Pogues, also carved out an interesting niche in front of the camera, making her a unique figure for collectors. While her main contributions to rock history are musical, her acting credits offer intriguing snapshots of a vibrant era, particularly for fans of cult cinema and music documentaries. Her most sought-after appearances include her role in Alex Cox’s offbeat 1987 western-punk saga, *Straight to Hell*. This film, a favorite among B-movie and independent cinema enthusiasts, is a prime example of a film whose physical media releases are aggressively collected for its unique aesthetic and ensemble cast. Collectors also seek out *The Courier* (1988), which further cemented her presence in gritty, independent European filmmaking. However, for many, the ultimate collectible is *The Pogues: Poguevision* (2006). This home video compilation offers a rare glimpse into the band's visual history, marrying her musical and on-screen talents. Collecting O'Riordan’s filmography is a way to own a piece of punk rock history at the intersection of music and an often-overlooked corner of film.