I’ve loved Michael Myers’s and Jamie Lee since I was little, I rewatch Halloween every year and celebrate the holiday like it’s my birthday!
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?
Most memorable Halloween experience is definitely being a kid and getting terrified by everything , which is harder to do now that I’m 22 but when I was younger I couldn’t even go into the Halloween section without crying and I’ll always love that time.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
I’d survive at the end because I’m quick on my toes and I ALWAYS have one eye open for any danger coming my way, I’d care for whoever is on my team and be sure we all survive the night!
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
$13,000 would help me out a lot by helping me get a car for one, I bus to work everyday and it’s not very safe especially for someone like me so that would be a game changer, and most importantly I would use it to help my family, moneys always been a struggle for us but lately these two years have been a little challenging so not even a penny of this money would go to waste.
Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?
If the franchise was still going it would definitely be Jamie Lee for Halloween or neve Campbell for scream those are my classic favorite go to’s and would’ve been iconic personally to get murdered in scream.
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