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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

A core Halloween memory for me is being held by my dad as he walked us through a haunted house. As we made the turns through the maze I pointed out every monster. I wanted to say hi to all of them. I couldn't wait to join my ghoulish friends in the dark corners of the horror show. In my earlier years of working in the haunted house I got placed in an asylum room, where I could go absolutely crazy. I would bang on the windows and jump on the table. Although a team act is always a blast as well.

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

I have three strategies to help me to the end. I am a very logical person, I'd way my options and make rational decisions. I take into consideration all that I learn in supernatural media, as long as I could identify the ghost, ghoul, or deamon, I'd know what I need. Lastly I think about the zombie apocalypse all the time, I know to prep supplies and always thinking what can double as a weapon.

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

If I win I would use the money to fix my car and create the perfect backyard space. Cars always need work and you always need them to be working, so I would start there. Then I would make a she shed and catio in my yard. My she shed would be a work space, an art studio, and a getaway from my house, to get me in the fresh air. Lastly my cats love being outside so I want to make them a safe space to join me outside.

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

My real life hero is my childhood dog, Lucky. He was super energetic, protective, and super cute. He always made me feel better when things were hard. If he wasn't by my side he would patrol the house, even when there were no monsters. Other than my partner there is no one else I rather have in a sticky situation.