The Victorville Film Archives, or the VFA, is an organization created and operated by Gregg Turkington dedicated to the preservation of movies, primarily in the form of VHS tapes. It was founded by Turkington after his personal collection of movies was accidentally destroyed during the filming of Decker: Port of Call: Hawaii. It was acquired by HEI Inc. in 2020. Originally based in Victorville, California, the organization has since changed locations several times following the destruction of its original location, though it retains Victorville in its name.

Gregg was later seen expanding the archive into Selectavision VideoDiscs.^[1]

During the filming of Decker: Port of Call: Hawaii, lead actor and director Tim Heidecker wrote and filmed a scene in which Jack Decker, having discovered that Jonathan Kington unknowingly owned a bugged VHS tape, destroys Kington's collection of tapes to prevent any further leaks.

Victorville Film Archives Pictures is a production company and subsidiary of the VFA. It has worked on titles such as Decker 3: DVD and Deck of Cards (2022).

Main article: Mobile VFA

The Mobile VFA was a vehicle owned and operated by the VFA in an attempt to allow wider access to its collection of movies.

Main article: VFA Expert Tours Van

VFA Expert Tours was a business endeavor created by Gregg to give tours of famous Hollywood locations, similar to his On Cinema On Location segments from On Cinema at the Cinema. There was one pilot tour before the van was totaled in an unrelated incident.