Ann Ryerson, while perhaps not a household name, is a memorable presence for horror aficionados and collectors of 1980s cult cinema. Her most celebrated role undoubtedly remains Annie in 1986’s *Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives*. As one of the resourceful camp counselors terrorized by Jason Voorhees, Ryerson's portrayal contributed significantly to the film’s unique blend of horror and dark humor, a departure that has made *Jason Lives* a fan favorite and a consistently sought-after title across VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray formats. Collectors value Ryerson's performance in *Jason Lives* for its earnestness amidst the escalating absurdity. The film itself is a home video staple, often one of the first *Friday the 13th* entries to receive deluxe collector’s editions, and Ryerson's involvement is a key component of its enduring appeal. Her work, though limited, stands as a testament to the character actors who made these beloved genre films so iconic and endlessly rewatchable for physical media enthusiasts.