I bring the energy, creativity, and fearless spirit Halloween is all about. I don’t just celebrate Halloween—I make it unforgettable.
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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?
My favorite Halloween memories are the ones where everything comes together—the costume, the atmosphere, the music, the laughs, and that feeling that for one night, anything is possible. Halloween has always been about creating moments people remember.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
I’d keep my head when everyone else loses theirs. I pay attention, trust my instincts, stay prepared, and—most importantly—I know better than to investigate the creepy noise alone.
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
I’d put it toward creating more unforgettable experiences—some travel, some fun, and a little saved for the future. Life is too short to let $13,000 just sit there collecting dust. And yes, I’d absolutely set some aside for an epic Halloween.
Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?
Matthew Lillard. He may not be my traditional “hero,” but he’s basically made a career out of surviving the horror genre. If I’m trapped in a horror movie, I want the guy who knows all the rules, has the experience, and can hopefully keep me laughing while we try not to die.
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