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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My most memorable Halloween was creating my own horror story with friends. I wrote, directed, produced, and starred in a found-footage horror film, turning a creepy house, a tiny budget, and a group of friends into something genuinely scary. Halloween has always been more than a costume to me—it’s a chance to become someone else and tell a story. “The Listing”

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

I’d make it to the end because I’m curious, resourceful, and I know when something feels wrong. As an actor and filmmaker, I’m constantly thinking about the story—and in a horror movie, that means I’d be looking for the clues everyone else missed. I’d also stick with my people, keep my head when things get chaotic, and NEVER go investigate a creepy noise alone.

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

I’d turn the unlucky $13,000 into something lucky. I’d take my girlfriend, Victoria and our dog Logan on an unforgettable trip, then put the rest toward creating another film with my friends. I’ve learned that money is most valuable when it creates experiences and memories with the people you love—and if I’m going to be the Face of Halloween, I might as well make a horror movie with the leftovers.

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

My real-life hero is my older brother, Richie. When we were kids, I would see ghosts and get scared, but Richie never did. Somehow, that made him brave for both of us. He’s smart, logical, and always keeps me grounded. If I had to survive a horror movie, he’s the person I’d want beside me—because when I panic, I know Richie will keep a clear head.