What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

The Halloween Blackout of 1991 A freak snowstorm knocked out power across the town just as trick-or-treating was about to begin. Instead of canceling, neighbors lit candles and lanterns, and kids went door to door in the dark. One family even rigged up a pulley system to deliver candy from their second-story window like a ghostly zipline. It turned into a magical, eerie evening that people still talk about decades later. I think that kind of spontaneous creativity and community spirit is

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

🧠 1. Brains Over Brawn I don’t panic, I don’t split up the group, and I *definitely* don’t investigate strange noises in the basement. I’d be the one saying, “Let’s stay in the well-lit room with the locked door and call for backup.” 📚 **2. Genre Savvy** I’ve read every horror trope in the book. I know the final girl formula, the cursed object rules, and how to spot a fake-out death scene. I’d be two steps ahead of the plot twist. 🕵️ 3. Analytical Instincts I’d be decoding cry

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

💀 **1. Break the Curse First** Step one: hire a folklore expert or paranormal investigator. Gotta make sure that money isn’t haunted, hexed, or tied to a vengeful spirit. A few hundred bucks for a cleansing ritual or protective talisman? Worth it. 🎭 **2. Fund a Micro-Horror Film** Turn the curse into content! Use the money to produce a short horror film based on the legend of the unlucky $13,000. Cast local talent, shoot in eerie locations, and let the cursed cash be the star. If it’s goi

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

Jamie Lee Curtis is *the* ultimate horror movie survival partner—and not just because she’s the original Scream Queen. If I had to pick someone to face down masked slashers, haunted basements, or cursed videotapes with, she’d be my ride-or-die. Here’s why: 🩸 **1. She’s Literally Built for Horror** From her breakout role as Laurie Strode in *Halloween* (1978) to her triumphant return in *Halloween Ends* (2022), Jamie Lee Curtis has survived more horror than most characters even dream of. She’