While his acting career was relatively brief before transitioning to finance, Harry Crosby holds a significant place in the home video collections of horror aficionados. Born in 1958, his most iconic role arrived in 1980 with the groundbreaking slasher film, *Friday the 13th*. As Bill, one of the ill-fated counselors of Camp Crystal Lake, Crosby’s character delivers a memorable, albeit short-lived, performance that cemented his status in horror lore. His death scene remains a classic moment for fans, and early VHS and Betamax releases of the original *Friday the 13th* are highly sought-after. For collectors, Crosby's involvement in such a foundational slasher film makes any release featuring his work a valuable addition. Beyond *Friday the 13th*, his other cinematic appearances, though fewer, occasionally pop up on rare genre compilations on DVD or Blu-ray. Owning a physical copy of *Friday the 13th*, especially early pressings, not only captures a pivotal moment in horror history but also preserves a piece of Harry Crosby’s brief but impactful contribution to cult cinema.