What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

Halloween in Richmond, TX at REDRUM Fear Park is unmatched. My favorite memory is watching my brother bring the scares as a horror clown, then rock the main stage in full makeup with his band, Imperial Affliction. Standing in the crowd with family amidst heavy riffs, flashing lights, and festival energy was pure magic. It wasn’t just a haunt or a concert—it was a full sensory experience of art, music, and hometown pride that remains my ultimate Halloween face.

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

I’d survive because I don’t freeze—I handle chaos like a seasoned pro under pressure. Backed by high-energy focus and a sharp survival instinct, I’d skip investigating weird basement noises, lock every door, and stay two steps ahead of the killer.

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

If an unlucky $13,000 landed in my lap, I’d turn that bad luck into a brand-new beginning. Instead of letting the number scare me, I’d use it to secure stability and freedom: either putting it toward a reliable car to cruise down the Texas highways or using it as a solid down payment on a place to call home. It’s all about turning an unexpected twist into a lifelong investment.

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

I’m surviving it with my dad, Raymond. While others freeze, he’s the man who runs straight toward the danger and handles it with immense strength and fearlessness. With him leading the charge, we're making it to the credits.