I love ghost hunting. I have done it on my own before. It is also my dream to meet Kane, he is an amazing actor and he's phenomenal.
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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?
I went out to the cemetery with my sister and a few friends. Ghost hunting ironically. I'm being completely honest when I say we ran across a woman digging into a grave. This was the middle of the night. My friends and I went to confront her but unfortunately she hopped in her car and drove off.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
I can't say for sure that I would. However I try to think things out and have very little fear. I would However try to save as many people I cared about as possible.
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
Honestly, I would pay bills and yes splurge a little. Mainly on my mom and nephew. My mom is going through severe health issues and could possibly lose her leg. My nephew has been helping me take care of her. So I would want to spoil them a bit.
Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?
That depends if it's a person I know. That would be my late great grandfather. A WW2 survivor and man of honor. If it's a celebrity Bill Murray absolutely. As Peter Venkman. If it's overall. Not to be corny but Jesus Christ. He is my everything.
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