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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My favorite Halloween memory is getting dressed up and having a spooky-themed Halloween dinner with my family every year. We turn dinner into its own little Halloween celebration with costumes, decorations, themed food, and plenty of laughs. It’s become a tradition I look forward to every year and the best part of Halloween has always been getting to share the spooky fun with my family.

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

I’d make it to the end because I’m not the person who hears a strange noise and says, “Let’s go check it out.” I’d trust my instincts, stay calm, keep my phone charged, and—most importantly… stick with the group. I’d rather survive the movie than be the person making the questionable decisions everyone is yelling at the screen about!

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

I’d use the $13,000 to finally take the ultimate Halloween trip: Salem, Massachusetts, during Halloween! I’d explore the historic sites, haunted locations, cemeteries, and all the spooky events, while fully embracing the Halloween atmosphere. Whatever was left would go toward more travel and experiences because if I’m going to get cursed with $13,000, I might as well spend it somewhere appropriately spooky!

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

My horror-movie survival partner would be The Flash. I have track my whole life and I’m fast but I couldn’t outrun the killer myself. So I’m bringing the fastest person possible! He could scout ahead, grab supplies, rescue anyone who gets separated, and get us out of danger in seconds. Plus, if something starts chasing us, I’d like to have the one superhero whose entire thing is being ridiculously fast.