Joy Garrett was an accomplished actress whose career spanned several decades, but she is perhaps best remembered for her compelling role as Jo Johnson on the iconic soap opera "Days of Our Lives." However, her film work, particularly in the 1982 cult classic "Hotline," has earned her a dedicated following among physical media collectors. This gritty thriller, which delves into the dark side of the phone sex industry, showcases Garrett's range and has become a sought-after title for those who appreciate the raw storytelling of early '80s cinema. Collectors are drawn to "Hotline" not just for its provocative themes but also for its unique place in film history, as it captures a moment in time when independent cinema began to flourish. Joy Garrett’s performance in this film, along with her other appearances, remains a testament to her talent and versatility. As collectors seek to preserve the legacy of such films, Garrett's work continues to resonate, making her a notable figure in the world of physical media.