What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My most memorable Halloween experience was visiting the town and film sites of The Blair Witch Project. I went on my own and waited, of course, until all the hype had died down. It was amazing and beautiful. It was obvious why I was there, but because I waited I was able to truly enjoy the experience and keep things quiet for the locals.

Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.

I do not check out that noise. I head for the door and not the stairs. I don't engage in adult activities when something seems off about a location. I don't say, "I'll be right back,". I keep my back to the closed spaces and face to the open spaces. I know I just have to be faster than the person behind me. I know I cannot help anyone if I am dead, so I aim to stay alive. I don't ask, "Who's there?" or make loud noises when I know I need to be quiet. I fully believe in removing the head.

What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?

Well, taxes will take it down to about $9000. I was raised in the church, so I would give $1000 to the church (probably, more specifically, an organization who will use it to work directly with underserved communities instead of adding stained glass windows). This leaves me with $8K and while I could be responsible, I would probably use it to take the EF Tour to Ireland I have dreamed about for years and visit Salem for at least a week during Spooky Season.

Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?

I mean, hands-down, Jamie. Lee. Curtis. (Is there even another answer, albeit wrong, to this?) But, given I do not know her in real-life, my real-life hero who I would want to survive a horror movie with is my dad. He seems super awesome and sweet, but in actuality he is a bad@$$ who I would advise to not push too far- just like me. He is smart, patient, and very in-tune to sensing and avoiding danger. He would also 100% survive.