While primarily recognized for his essential contributions to Celtic folk music as a member of The Pogues and Steeleye Span, Terry Woods also carved out a unique niche in film, making his appearances particularly sought after by physical media collectors. His on-screen roles, often intertwined with his musical career, offer a fascinating glimpse into a specific era of independent and cult cinema in the UK and Ireland. Collectors covet these releases not just for the cinematic experience, but for the rare chance to see a musical legend in an unexpected context. For collectors, Woods' most iconic cinematic contribution is undoubtedly his role in Alex Cox's surreal 1987 punk rock western, *Straight to Hell*. This notorious cult classic, featuring a who's who of punk and indie rock luminaries, is a definitive piece of 80s counter-culture filmmaking, and any physical release – especially early VHS or imported DVD editions – is a prized possession. Beyond *Straight to Hell*, Woods' presence in documentaries like *Completely Pogued* (1988) and *The Pogues: Poguevision* (2006) offers essential historical context and behind-the-scenes footage for fans of the band and Irish cultural history, elevating these home video releases beyond simple musical compilations. Even a small role in Neil Jordan's historical epic *Michael Collins* (1996) makes that Blu-ray a must-have for the completist looking to experience every facet of Woods' diverse career.