Tiny Tim, born Herbert Khaury, might be best known for his falsetto ukulele tunes, but his cinematic appearances offer a fascinating, often bizarre, detour for physical media enthusiasts. While not a prolific actor, his unique persona and counter-culture appeal meant that his roles, however brief, left an indelible mark. Many collectors seek out his filmography less for stellar performances and more for the sheer oddity and cultural significance of his presence on screen, often representing a bygone era of eccentric celebrity. His most coveted film appearance for collectors is undoubtedly the 1987 slasher *Blood Harvest*. This low-budget horror flick features Tiny Tim in a surprisingly prominent and genuinely unsettling role as Marvell, an old man who may or may not be the film's killer. For fans of 80s genre cinema, *Blood Harvest* on VHS or a specialty Blu-ray release is a holy grail, not just for its cult status but for the unlikely and unforgettable casting of Tiny Tim in such a dark vehicle, making it a truly unique piece of home video history.