What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

I have several! The last year I went actually trick-or-treating, my friends and I Halloween-carolled where when the door was opened, we’d sing a spooky song. I’ve done multiple day costumes (one day as a zombie, another as a villain character), dressed up as evil clowns for parties and of course, the Old n’ Reliable Ghostface costume (which I also went as one of the ghostfaces, Richie Kirsch)

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

I’m not saying I’m the sharpest tool in the shed but I feel like I would make rational decisions well enough because of my love/knowledge of the genre but also that’s what I have to do already in my life with my OCD. Plus I’m a transgender man; I think the main emotion of “I ain’t going out like a chump” would be like an uber charge/adrenaline boost for me.

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

I’d fund my drag career and my writing career! I would want to spend it on drag tools so I can learn how to make my own clothes and better props. Most of my writing is horror/angst based so I could make a proper website/get better equipment for the long run.

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

It’s hard to choose so I’ll go with top three: Tim Curry obviously (rest in peace), Jack Quaid (Love his Scream King stuff), and Elliot Fletcher (genuine role model of mine that I’d like to see in more horror projects). Tim Curry would for sure play the villain with a sequel-bait appearance (that’s how he would survive) and Jack and Elliot would be part of a main horror trio with me as the unlikely protagonists, set in a Canadian small town during fall where the air suddenly doesn’t feel right.