What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

We moved to New England 8 years ago to a 13 dead-end street right next to THE trick-or-treat street. I decorate like Spirit Halloween exploded, but for 7 years no kids came — you have to cut through a backyard to reach us. Last year my neighbor let us light a glowing path through the yard. After years of spending way too much on animatronics, my haunted house finally got an audience.

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

I might be tiny but I'm your local petite gym daddy. I lift heavy and do HIIT and acro just for funsies. I'm strong, fast, scrappy, and I've got witchy spider-senses. Energy feels off? I'm already gone. Corner me though? Good luck. I'm walking in trained and ready to throw hands with a ghost.

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

Half is going straight to Halloween — bigger animatronics, more lights, fog for days, that full haunted walk-through yard. The other half is gym goblin mode: finally getting that hip thrust machine, plus mats and stuff to keep practicing acro and handstands. Why? So I can dress like a clown, pretend I'm an animatronic, then MOVE and absolutely terrify kids.

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

Jamie Lee Curtis, no contest. She's the ultimate final girl who survived Michael Myers AND held her own next to Arnold in True Lies. I love how she's just taken life on her own terms. Owned who she is, aged honestly, stayed strong, and been an outspoken badass for women's rights. That's who I want next to me in a haunted house.