Im currently writing a thriller book and I think this experience will help me expand my horizons with more experience and great talent
You decide who wins the sinister $13,000, and meets Jamie Lee Curtis, Matthew Lillard, and Kane Hodder!
Dying to know what Face of Halloween is all about?
What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?
One of my most memorable Halloween moments was picking out costumes with my mom and dad and going out to hunt for candy. When I got older, I became the one who took my siblings to pick out their costumes and led them from house to house in search of candy. It felt like a torch was being passed from my mom and dad to me, and I really enjoyed it.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
I’d make it to the end of a horror movie—and I’ve proven I can in real life by just being myself. I’m not afraid to say “oh hell no” to anything that sounds too crazy.😂
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
If I were the unlucky winner of $13,000, I would use that money for the book I’m currently creating. I’m very confident in it and I want to share it with others. If that $13,000 could help me achieve it, I promise I would put it to full use.
Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?
My real-life hero is my father. I’ve watched him turn nothing into something, MacGyver-style, and his ingenuity has shown me what’s possible when we team up. When we work together, I’m confident we can overcome any obstacle—even if it requires getting a little physical.
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