What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

oh gosh that’s so hard, but probably the year the IT remake came out, it awakened a stephen king obsession and admiration i didn’t know i needed, it brought me closer with my late grandmother and that year on halloween she gave me her old copy of IT signed inside by her, that was one of the last times i got to see her and i dressed up as pennywise this year and even have a tattoo of him in her honor.

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

i think just due to my knowledge of everything, i’ve studied true crime and things of the sort for years. i’m really good at analyzing, by 7 years old i would sit at my dads computer and write essays on whoever interested me at that time in great detail. i don’t miss anything, i notice everything and look over anything and everything twice before im done, ive always thought ive had good intuition on feelings, being able to sense danger and unease in people.

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

use it for my family. currently me and my husband and my 9 month old are living in one bedroom in my parents house, our life has been a big twisted highway that has led us to not where we thought we would be, it would help us to move out, to get our son his own room maybe for once and his own space, as a mother i should be able to provide but with my health issues i cannot work so we are a one income family. i couldn’t imagine the gratefulness i would begin to even feel if that were to happen.

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

probably adam sandler, or like my dad honestly. my dad has always been someone who is very brave, and will do anything he has to to protect someone, and will not stand for someone who is hurting people without reason. he’s also 6’3 and i feel like that would work to his advantage, a lot of those slashers seem kinda short