Cheryl "Rainbeaux" Smith remains a beloved figure in the world of genre cinema, particularly for fans of cult classics. Her standout role in the 1978 sci-fi adventure *Laserblast* solidified her status as a staple of "B" movie lore, where she captivated audiences with her unique blend of charm and grit. Collectors of physical media eagerly seek out this title, not just for its kitschy appeal but also for Smith's memorable performance, which embodies the spirit of late 70s exploitation cinema. In addition to *Laserblast*, Smith's brief yet impactful career includes appearances in films like *The Swinging Cheerleaders* (1974) and *The Devil’s Rain* (1975), where her vibrant presence left a lasting impression. Despite her tumultuous personal struggles, her contributions to the film industry resonate with collectors who appreciate the deeper narratives of stars who shone brightly, albeit briefly. Smith's legacy is preserved through the physical media that bears her name, making her an essential figure for any serious collector of cult cinema.