Roberta Collins, an iconic figure in the world of cult cinema, left an indelible mark on the genre with her memorable performances in the 1970s and 1980s. Best known for her standout role as Clara in Tobe Hooper's notorious horror film *Eaten Alive* (1976), Collins captivated audiences with her blend of charm and vulnerability. Her portrayal of Matilda the Hun in the campy classic *Death Race 2000* (1975) solidified her status as a beloved cult personality, showcasing her ability to embrace both humor and horror. Collectors particularly seek out Collins' work due to her appearances in several notable exploitation films, including *School Spirit* (1985), where her performance contributed to the film's cult following. With her striking looks reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe and a talent for playing strong, memorable characters, Roberta Collins remains a sought-after figure among physical media enthusiasts. Her films continue to be cherished for their unique contributions to film history, ensuring her legacy lives on in collectors' shelves.