What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

One of my most memorable Halloweens was when my baby brother and I went all out with matching over-the-top costumes. We spent weeks planning every detail, from dramatic props to homemade special effects. The best part wasn’t just the attention we got, but how much we laughed together while making them. It became our little tradition—turning Halloween into a full-on production that’s just as much about the memories as the candy.

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

I’ve seen enough horror movies to know exactly what not to do—no splitting up, no “who’s there?”, and definitely no investigating the creepy noise in the basement. I’m the one who grabs snacks and the weapon, sprints when needed, and side-eyes every “friendly” stranger. Basically, I’d survive out of equal parts common sense, paranoia, and sheer refusal to be the sequel’s opening kill.

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

I’d use the $13,000 to buy a reliable car, finally pay off school, and help support my family. It’d be a mix of freedom, security, and giving back to the people who’ve always had my back—turning an “unlucky” prize into something that makes life a whole lot brighter.

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

My real-life hero would be my bestie, Imogen. She hates horror movies, but she has the best survival instincts out of our entire friend group. In a horror movie, she’d be the one spotting danger before it hits and steering us away from trouble, making sure we all make it to the end—whether she wants to or not