What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

As a kid my parents would take us Trick-or-treating in a housing community where my siblings and I would pick up candy in with pillowcases. We allows loved going there because it meant filling up our bags pretty quickly. One year we got a good jump scare from one of the units, but it didn’t stop us from continuing our experience. This was probably one of my most fond memory as it taught me to have courage, and helped me further embrace the holiday all the more.

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

I saw my first horror movie at the age of five. The movie was 'Steven King's It'. As a kid it scared me to death. As I got older and I realized the practical efforts and what went into making horror, scary. Horror movies are more fascinating than chilling (to me). What scares me now are the real horrors of this world. Rather than the monsters in masks or make-up, but the criminals are outlaws in life. Animals can be scary but humankind can be more terrifying. That's why I can finish horrors.

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

Thirteen being a unlucky number, I believe is a hoax, and having that kind of cash could really help better my life as a family man. I plan on getting a house and starting my career as a writer of fantasy fiction.

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

I have always been a fan of Tim Burton. He is a true master of the macabre (in my opinion). He doesn't necessarily make horror movies presay but he's very good at blending fantasy with gothic imagery in his works and his attention to detail when it comes to story making is fantastic. He really knows how to capture a moment and I think his knowledge of horror films is such, that being in a real life horror scenario would be interesting.