What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

That is why hard one. There are so many. It was the first time i actually was a haunt actor. I didn't even realize it. I wore a latex skull mask a long wool cloak. I was a meat cutter at the time. I wore it to work and helped a friend scare his kids by laying in a casket, in the basement. When those kids got scared after i jumped out of the casket was such a rush. I LOVED it. Then working at the Haunted Hydro in Fremont, Ohio. Bring Blak N' Blu to life was IT! Everything my whole life clicked.

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

Now that depends. As the hero or villain? As the the hero. I am resourceful and I can be very violent when needed. I am a country boy and know a lot of tricks that others do not. They have helped me while I have been homeless. Villain, I am a demonic klown! Need I say more. I use the my strength and hunting skills well. I am just hear to have some fun. Not my fault there is a bloody trail behind me. They all deserved what the got. I LOVE BLADES.

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

I would get my driver's license reenstated and buy a small motorhome or a pick up with a camper, and a nice tric-moped. Then I will never be homeless again.

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

My Grandpa. He was the man who taught me how to be a man. How a man is supposed to take care of his wife. How to hunt. How to deal with life. I would seek him out for advice. He was in the air force and had his own plain. We could make it to the end. Even though he died in 2012, I still seek his and his mother's advice. He knew things he could never have known. Like which girlfriend would I marry. Just to name one. He told me my Great grandmother, Catherine was a witch.