Ann Anderson is the first determent reporter the cameraman cooperates with in Michigan: Report from Hell.
Personality and Appearance
Like her co-workers, Ann takes her work very seriously and is described as an ice queen by Brisco. However, this can go too far as she will demand the cameraman take footage of victims being eaten without any attempt at a rescue and favors fame.
Story
Note: This summary is for routes where Ann survives until the end.
Ann cooperates alongside Brisco and the cameraman after Pamela's death. While searching for survivors at a local hotel, a phone is heard. Ann picks up the phone to a survivor who attempted to call for help. She obliges to go rescue her. As Ann and the cameraman head downstairs, a piano is heard. The duo follow it to a drunken Brisco. Ann attempts to motivate him and later leaves to get him water. After returning, Brisco miraculously sobers up as they head out.
The trio soon find an abandoned ZaKa TV truck. As Ann waits by the vehicle, Brisco notices an familiar figure. This turns out to be Pamela, who Brisco and the cameraman help up. However, as Pamela is now a monster, Ann and company soon resort to running away.
Soon enough, the trio come across the previous caller. Behind rubble, she reveals her name to be Becky. Ann assures her that they'll save her. When they arrive however, Becky is shown being torn apart by a creature. Instead of running away or even attempting to save her, Ann insists the cameraman keep recording. No matter the decision, Ann will be made upset by Brisco's disgust.
Quotes
- "Looks like it was just a false lead."
- "No, no. I'm not your mother."
- "Look, I wish it didn't happen either... But, you know, danger is what this job's all about after all Pamela knew the dangers she faced... and I won't let Pamela die in vain."
- "Yes, it's a really nice name."
- "Why did you stop filming?!"
Trivia
- Ann describes her relationship with Pamela to be "friendly rivals."