What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

One of my most memorable Halloweens was when I made my three-year-old son a LEGO man costume and my older son joined in the fun. Seeing them both excited and playful, my little LEGO guy so freaking cute, was priceless. Their laughter and joy made that Halloween unforgettable, and watching them share that special moment together is a memory I’ll always treasure. 🎃

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 because I stay calm under pressure and think strategically when others panic. I read situations fast, trust my instincts, and know when to fight or when to hide. I’m resourceful, resilient, and don’t let fear control me. Most importantly, I don’t split up, I don’t ignore the warning signs, and I definitely don’t open the creepy door—I use my smarts to outlast the horror.

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

With the unlucky $13,000, I’d flip the bad luck into good fortune. I’d invest part of it into something meaningful—like building a passion project that could grow into long-term success. I’d also set some aside for experiences that bring joy, like travel or creative adventures, because memories are priceless. To balance it out, I’d use a little for something spooky and symbolic—maybe hosting the ultimate Halloween bash—turning superstition into celebration.

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

My real-life hero is my mother—she’s fearless, wise, and tougher than anyone I know. She’s lived through struggles that would break most people, yet she still stands strong with humor and love. In a horror movie, she’d be the one keeping us grounded, making smart choices, and refusing to give up. Her strength, resilience, and sharp instincts would give us the best chance at survival—and honestly, she’d probably end up saving me.