What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

I have many memorable Halloweens, to me it’s an excuse to go all out! Costumes, decorations, the perfect spooky vibe. But the most memorable Halloweens were always the ones where my Gido (Grandpa) would take us trick or treating when I was a kid. It never mattered how warm, snowy or cold it was. He’d have the biggest smile while walking us around the block. It was something not only I looked forward to but also my Gido.

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

I grew up watching horror movies and loving the thrill when your heart starts racing, hands get sweaty and you feel that overwhelming sense of anxiety build. Like Randy Meeks in Scream says there are rules to follow to survive any horror movie. I would be calculated,trust my gut and stick in a group setting if possible. One thing for sure I would never say “I’ll be right back”! because we all know in a horror movie. You will not come back…

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

If I got the opportunity and pleasure of winning, I would split it up 3 ways. I would give some of it back and donate it to charities. I would put some of it towards my student loan to help with paying that off, and with the last little bit I would invest it into making my YouTube channel (Keera Lynn) better and being able to create spooky content all year round. It would help me investigate haunted places, buy a better camera, ghost hunting equipment, etc.

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

My real-life hero is my mom. She was a single mother when I was growing up and I will say I have never met a stronger woman in my life. She made sure we got everything we needed and wanted; she truly went above and beyond with everything she did. Considering she is 4’11 but tells people she’s 5’, she knows how to hold her own. She was a very skilled softball player back in the day so I know she’s got a “KILLER” swing. I truly believe I’d be the brain and she’d be the muscle.