What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

One of my favorite Halloween memories is Halloween in the 90s. 🎃 I was dressed as a mummy wrapped in toilet paper, my younger brother was Ghostface, and a group of about 10 of us went trick-or-treating on a crisp Saturday night. 🍂👻 Then coming home, sorting and counting my candy while watching Hocus Pocus on TV. The kind of simple Halloween magic I wish I could experience all over again. 🖤

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

I’d make it to the end because I’ve spent my whole life watching horror movies—I know the rules, I know the tropes, and I know exactly what happens to the person who says, “Let’s split up.” 😂 I’d trust my instincts, never investigate a creepy noise alone, and definitely never assume the killer is dead. I’m horror obsessed, so I’ve basically been training for this my entire life. 🎃🔪🖤

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

I’d use the $13,000 to make unforgettable Halloween memories with my husband and 3 daughters! 🎃 After experiencing some difficult losses in my own life, I’ve learned how precious time and memories really are. I’d take them on a spooky family adventure, visit haunted attractions, explore creepy little towns, go all out decorating our house and create the kind of Halloween memories they’ll carry with them forever. 🖤

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

My dad, always ❤️ Even though he’s no longer here, he’ll always be my real-life hero. If I had to survive a horror movie, he’s the person I’d want beside me. His strength, love, and the feeling of safety he gave me are things I’ll carry with me forever. I’d like to think that even in the darkest, scariest moments, I’d still have a little piece of him helping me find my way through. And let’s be honest, as a lifelong horror fan, I know better than to go wandering into a dark basement alone! 🎃🖤