What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

Dressed as Freddy Krueger at 10 years old, I went to a fall festival. I noticed some of the kids were afraid of me so I took advantage of the opportunity. I was really being a menace. Hiding behind stalks of corn and trees and waving at kids with the knife glove, jumping out from behind trees, and even chasing some kids. Eventually, I took off my mask, people GASPED that I was a girl! In that moment, I felt both the full power of being scary and the full power of being a girl.

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

I may be the final girl you never saw coming but I would claim the final girl crown. I’ve got the negotiation tactics of Kirsty Cotton, the tenacity of Ellen Ripley, the quick thinking of Sydney Prescott, and the resilience of Sienna Shaw. Whoever is after me should be more scared of me than I should be of them at this point!

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

I’d even use the money scary! I would plan out some trips to see haunted locations. A stay at the Stanley Hotel, explore haunted New Orleans, and a trip to Draculas castle! Around Halloween, I’d plan to hit up some of the most intense haunts around the country. Whatever is left over is going to go into my horror collectibles and dvd collection! I’d also like to get my first horror related tatt and begin a Halloween sleeve. Like I said, being scary is a way of life for me.

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

My real life hero is my sister. She is smart, funny, and strong. She can withstand anything and has thick skin. A perfect recipe for a final girl (and a future nurse, if I can brag about my little sister for a moment)! I am confident that she would not only help us survive to the end of our horror movie but she would provide a lot of comedic relief during the journey!