I speak to the dead on the regular and visit the realm daily. I’m the personification of thinning of the veil. This is truly made for me.
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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?
I was 8 and ran too far ahead of my mom The wind howled as I knocked on the last house. The door creaked open to total darkness. A freezing hand grabbed my wrist, pulling me toward a whisper: "You're finally home." I screamed, dropped my candy, and sprinted down the steps, never looking back at the empty, boarded-up house.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
To survive a horror movie, I am invoking pure common sense. The moment the lights flicker, I’m not investigating the basement or asking "who's there?" in the dark. I am walking out the front door, getting into my car, and driving straight to a brightly lit 24-hour diner. If a creepy doll appears on my counter, it goes right into the dumpster. Call me a coward, but I will be eating pancakes while the main characters find out what’s in the attic.
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
I would split it with my 10 year old Son and we would take a major 2 week cruise we both deserve after years of survival mode and grief in the loss of his Dad
Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?
My Sons Dad he may not be here in the physical anymore but I’d choose him in any scenario in every realm RIP Joseph
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