What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

Last year was my masterpiece. I made a costume so unsettling, I felt like I wasn't wearing it, but living in it. Even my decorated house turned out to be so eerie and haunting. The night just... fit. It was a cold, quiet kind of dark night, and for a few hours, I wasn't just a person, I was a ghost walking among the living (which was the point of my costume). I could tell my peers were a bit scared. It was a night to remember.

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

I would survive a horror movie for two simple reasons. The first is that I'd try to fight back if I can't run and give them a taste of their own medicine (2 can play this game). The second is that I think logically and act quickly. I wouldn't waste time making a risky choice that could put me in danger. I would analyze the situation, plan my next move, and make sure I get out alive.

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

With the money, I'd give to charities or fundraisers to help others. I'd maybe even use some of it to invest in my own acting career, and a portion to help my mom grow her business. It would be a way to give back while also building a future for me and my family.

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

I'd choose Jamie Lee Curtis, a real-life hero for her work with the Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and the ultimate survivor from her role as Laurie Strode. And maybe even Jenna Ortega. Her courage to advocate for causes like the National Bullying Prevention Center, and with her captivating presence in horror, would make a clever and trustworthy partner for survival.