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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My most memorable Halloween was growing up in the 80s, running around with friends in those classic plastic costumes like Rainbow Brite or an elf. The outfits would rip within seconds and the masks were sweaty, but we didn’t care. We marched for hours with our pillowcases, trying to see who could fill theirs with the most candy. It was pure, nostalgic magic.

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

I’d survive because, While other victims do the Olympic sprint past the wide-open front door just to trap themselves upstairs, Freddy owns the dream world, but out here? Michael and Jason are the undisputed kings of the ominous, slow walk, They have the patience of saints, because they know you’ll inevitably trip over your own feet,While everyone else is busy panicking into a dead end, I’m stealing their thunder, stealing the scene, I'm too smart to be the first victim, I’m the Final Girl

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

If I win the unlucky $13,000, I'm buying a reliable vehicle. Let's be honest, having a fast getaway ride ready to roll is the ultimate survival tool. I’m avoiding the true horror of high car payments, locking down a dependable car, and ensuring I can easily outrun any real-life nightmare.

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

Since I’m my own hero, I’d actually want to survive a horror film completely alone. Let's face it, in every single slasher movie, it’s the panic, bad decisions, and dead weight of other people that get you killed. If it’s just me, there’s no one to trip over a twig, scream at the wrong time, or slow me down. Solo survival is the only guaranteed way out.