I will infect you. You brain will be infected by devils. I will pervade your dreams. Pick me and I will find your ghosts...To exorcise them.
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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?
Last year I went to a ghost hunt dressed as a Plague Doctor. It was fun. Until the ghosts came out. They must've seen the costume and thought they were back in the day. I got scratched, it felt like I was punched, almost pushed down stairs and got it all on camera. It was a riot! I enjoyed it very much because it was proof to me that ghosts are real. Not like in the movies, but for real! I had to get a cleansing before I went home but it didn't take and had to get a reiki master to help me.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
Because I'm big, bad, and not afraid, even when I probably should be. Lol. I can't run, so I'm going to fight. And I'm prepared to fight anything now that I've received an education on the matter. Even if it's not ghosts, but a demon or even a real person, I'm prepared to fight it.
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
Pay off my student loans.
Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?
Michael Myers. He's easy to talk to, and he listens very well. Plus he's got a killer instinct that no one else survives! Except his sister...
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