Eric Falk might not be a household name, but for a certain niche of collectors, his work is essential viewing. Primarily active in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Falk carved out a unique space in independent cinema, often appearing in genre films that frequently found their second life, and cult status, on VHS. His no-frills acting style and willingness to embrace unconventional roles made him a distinctive presence in an era of burgeoning home video. His most sought-after film on WatchRoster is undoubtedly *Around the World in 80 Beds* (1977). This notorious picture, a staple of grindhouse revival houses and late-night cable, has become a prime example of a film whose desirability to collectors far outstrips its initial box office. Finding an original, unedited VHS release of *Around the World in 80 Beds* featuring Falk is a true badge of honor for any serious genre film archivist, underscoring his lasting, albeit unconventional, impact on physical media history.