What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

Growing up, Halloween was pure magic in my family. My mom and grandmother went all out—decorating the house, making spooky themed treats, and planning costumes down to the last detail. As a kid, I loved trick-or-treating with friends, running through the crisp October night with a candy bag that grew heavier at every door. As I got older, Halloween evolved into haunted houses, elaborate costumes, and long nights watching horror movies. Those films became a tradition.

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

I’ve seen so many horror films that I like to think I’d survive one—but realistically? I’d be the friend who goes back for someone, only for them to make it out while I’m the first one gone. I’d like too think I’d make it but no

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

If I won the “unlucky” $13,000, I’d turn it into good luck—starting with my parents. They’ve given me everything, so I’d give back to thank them for shaping who I am. The rest? I’d finally travel, chasing the adventures I’ve always dreamed about. Because sometimes, the best way to beat bad luck… is to share it.

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

My hero? Easy, my dad. He’s the one who introduced me to horror movies and would 100% drag me out of any creepy basement or haunted forest. Horror icon? Kane Hodder. Alone, I wouldn’t survive five minutes with Victor Crowley or Jason. But with Kane on my side? Roll the credits—I’m making it out alive. I get he played both of those roles, but if he didn’t one those movies wouldn’t as iconic, but he’d help me get out.