What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My childhood love for Halloween turned me into an absolute haunted house fanatic by the time I hit my 20s. My peak Halloween experience happened the night my friends and I thought we were brave enough to conquer the most terrifying haunted house. The actors did their jobs so well that by the time we stumbled out the exit, two of my friends had actually peed their pants from terror. If that level of absolute fright doesn't make me the Face of Halloween, I don't know what does!

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

I would make it to the end because I actually have basic common sense. If a door opens on its own, I’m walking out the front gate. If I hear a weird noise in the basement, I am not checking it out—I’m calling an Uber. I don't investigate, I don't split up from the group, and I definitely don't trip over flat surfaces when running away."

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

While 13 might scare some people away, it has always been my lucky number. Winning this $13,000 would go directly toward a much-needed 'renovation rescue' to fix up my house. From handling the unexpected horror stories of home repairs to turning my place into the ultimate cozy sanctuary, this prize would be a total game-changer. Plus, making a few structural upgrades means I can guarantee my doors only creak when I want them to for Halloween—not because the hinges are broken.

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

My sister loves horror movies just as much as I do, and she is the absolute real-life hero I’d want by my side. Most people in horror movies panic and split up, but my sister and I have a fiercely protective bond—if the killer comes for one of us, they have to deal with both of us. We wouldn't be hiding in closets; we’d be actively setting traps, grabbing household tools, and out-strategizing the villian.