What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

I remember when I was told by my mom that I wasn’t able to watch horror movies until I got older because she didn’t care much for horror films. I plan sleepovers at my best friend‘s house so that I could watch them my very first movie I’ve ever seen from teenage years was nightmare on Elm Street. Loves it and many more. That grew my horror movie excitement. I’m from Arizona. My favorite Arizona-cation is Jerome where we stay at the Jerome Grand Hotel. And search for ghosts.

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

I was grounded for mouthing off to my mom and I remember I had a very old black-and-white TV in my bedroom. My mom had a video camera and being brought up in a home of photographers. I knew how to set it up so that I can watch VHS is in my room.. you know you’re a true horror fan when you are willing to watch the crow in black-and-white the sacrifices you make for the things that you love.

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

If I were the unlucky one to win $13,000, I would help my husband get the much needed dental work done on his teeth. My husband is my best friend., my greatest cheerleader, and was there for me at my darkest times in life. Life has been a struggle and that’s what I would more than happily do.

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

My husband. He is my best friend. He helped me at my darkest time in my life. I know that between the two of us, we would definitely survive a horror film.. We might get a little scratched up bumps and bruises along the way, but we would beat those killers at their own game. I work at Walgreens as a Shift Manager. I am a mom and a grandmother. And a fun loving wife.