What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My most memorable Halloween experience? 👻 Easy! I owned a real-life haunt in a 130-year-old building, and we woke up some very uneasy spirits. For four months, they tried to scare us out. I had my hair grabbed, things thrown at me from across the room, and one night, when the lights went out, a lamp flew across the room and landed at my feet. 🎃

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

I'm a survivor and a strategic thinker 💪, so I'd make it to the end credits. Unlike most horror movie characters, you won't catch me running upstairs or hiding in a closet. I'll be too busy figuring out "who done it," and when I do, I'll go for the headshot, not the arm. 😂

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

What a perfect, spooky sum! I’d turn that unlucky $13,000 into the luckiest money I’ve ever had. 💰 First, I'd banish a few pesky bills like a ghost-hunter banishes spirits! 👻 Then, the real magic would happen: I'd take a huge chunk of it and invest in my Halloween coffee label. We're talking new spooky blends, wicked packaging, and all the creative chaos a coffee-loving ghoul could dream of! ☕🎃 As for the rest of the money? I'll figure that out later.

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

Aha, a person of culture! I see what you did there. The real-life hero I'd want to survive a horror movie with would be a trio: Jamie Lee Curtis 🔪, Matthew Lillard, and the legendary Kane Hodder. With Jamie Lee, the ultimate Final Girl, I'd have a partner to go to war with and watch our enemies fall. Matthew Lillard, who knows both sides of the knife, would give us the intel. And with Kane Hodder, we'd have a real-life Jason on our side. We'd be unstoppable.