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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

One of my most memorable Halloween experiences was when I dressed up as Ghostface in middle school. 🎃🖤 My neighborhood had a haunted house that one of our neighbors built, so my friends and I went through it all dressed up and ready to get scared. Afterward, we went back home, made homemade pizzas, and watched The Texas Chain Saw Massacre together.

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

I’d make it to the end because I LOVE horror, but I also know better than to make the classic horror-movie mistakes. 😭 I’m not splitting up from the group, I’m not saying “I’ll be right back,” and I’m definitely not investigating a weird noise by myself. I’m observant, I pay attention to my surroundings, and when something feels wrong, I trust my instincts. I’d also keep my sense of humor because if I’m going to be terrified, I might as well be laughing through it.

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

If I won the unlucky $13,000, I’d definitely share some of my luck with my family because they mean everything to me. ❤️ I’d put the rest toward something I’ve been dreaming about for a while—a down payment on my dream Hellcat. 🖤🐆 It would be such a crazy full-circle moment to win $13,000 from a Halloween competition and use it to get closer to a car I’ve always wanted. I’d make sure the money meant something, whether that’s helping my family or putting it toward a goal I’ve worked hard for.

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

My real-life hero would be my mom. ❤️ If I’m surviving a horror movie, I already know I’d want her by my side because she’s one of the strongest and most comforting people in my life. She’s the type of person who somehow stays calm when everything around her is falling apart, and I feel like that would be exactly what I’d need in a horror movie. Plus, there’s no way I’m going into a creepy house, forest, or abandoned building alone 😭.