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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

One of my most memorable Halloweens was one of those nights where everything just felt off. It was late, the streets were unusually quiet, and while everyone else was out having fun, I remember feeling like I was being watched. Nothing dramatic happened, which somehow made it creepier. It was one of those nights where you get home, lock the door, check the windows… and still find yourself listening to every little noise.

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

I have one major advantage: I assume something is wrong before I have proof. 😂 If the lights start flickering, there’s a weird noise outside, or someone suddenly disappears, I’m not waiting around for the explanation. I’m grabbing my phone, finding an exit and getting somewhere with other people. Curiosity might get me into trouble, but survival instinct is getting me OUT.

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

I’d use it to create memories with my son that we’d still talk about years later. I’d take a trip somewhere we’ve always wanted to go, have some ridiculous Halloween adventures, and put whatever was left toward giving us a little more security. $13,000 could disappear pretty quickly, so I’d want to turn it into something that actually lasts: experiences, memories and a little breathing room.

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

My son. ❤️ He’s taught me that being brave doesn’t mean you aren’t scared—it means you keep going anyway. If we were trapped in a horror movie together, I’d be doing everything I could to protect him, but honestly, he’d probably be the reason I kept my head together. And knowing my luck, he’d somehow be the one who notices the creepy thing everyone else missed.