What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My most memorable Halloween experience was exploring Savannah, Georgia, and its haunted history. I visited historic squares, haunted houses, cemeteries, and some of the city’s most legendary locations, including the infamous Mercer-Williams House. Walking through these historic streets and hearing the stories of the people and tragedies connected to them made this Halloween one I’ll never forget.

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

I’d make it to the end of a horror movie because I’m not the guy who hears a weird noise in the basement and says, “I should probably check that out.” I’ve worked around death, explored haunted places, and heard enough creepy stories to know when something is seriously wrong. I’m grabbing my people, locking the doors, turning on every light, and getting the hell out of there. I don’t need to be the hero—I just need to be the one still breathing when the credits roll.

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

If I got my hands on the unlucky $13,000, I’d put it toward some seriously haunted adventures. I’d take my fiancée on a spooky road trip, stay in haunted hotels, explore creepy abandoned places, and chase some real ghost stories. I’d also invest a good chunk into my ghost page, upgrading my gear and creating even crazier paranormal content. If that $13,000 is cursed, I might as well put it to work!

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

Snoop Dogg, without a doubt. If I’m going to be trapped in a haunted house, I want somebody who’s going to stay cool and not panic when things get weird. Snoop has that laid-back, nonchalant attitude where nothing seems to faze him. We’d probably be walking through the house, smoking a little, hearing something crash upstairs, and he’d just look at me like, “You heard that too?” Somehow, I think we’d make it to the end.