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Ransom Canyon's Lori Romero Tribute Explained

Season 1 of Netflix's neo-Western series, Ransom Canyon, ended with a tribute to Lori Romero. Here's who Romero was, and the role she played on the show.

Ransom Canyon's Lori Romero Tribute Explained

Netflix's western drama series, Ransom Canyon, pays tribute to makeup artist and hairstylist Lori Romero in Season 1's final episode. The tribute comes after the unexpected and untimely demise of Romero on January 1, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of creative contributions to film and television. A title card solemnly read, "In loving memory of Lori Romero," acknowledging her passing.

Known for her exceptional skills in high-quality make-up and hair, Romero's expertise was a vital part of the movie industry, as highlighted by the iATSE Local 480 union. Her career spanned back to 2016, with notable projects such as The Marksman, The Harder They Fall, Deadly Illusions, and End of the Road. Romero's final project was a hairstylist role in the film Coyote Vs. Acme, set to release on August 28, 2026.

Despite not contributing to Season 2 of Ransom Canyon, her impact on the industry remains immortalized through the makeup and hair styles she applied throughout her career.

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