Five questions asked over a glowing Jack o’Lantern, under an Autumn moon obscured by passing clouds…in between mouthfuls of candy corn…with author C. Michael Forsyth (Hour of the Beast)…
Why is Halloween important to you?
It’s the one day of the year when adults are allowed to play make-believe.
Describe your ideal Halloween.
A great big house party where everyone comes in costume and scary movies are playing on screens in every room.
What Halloween collectibles do you cherish, or hate, or both?
Mnnn, I don’t collect much…does a flexible skeleton you can hang from a noose count?
When was your very first Halloween, the one where you really knew it was Halloween, and how was it?
I must have been about seven and was wearing a rubber Frankenstein mask. It was awful because I could hardly breathe or see through it without my glasses, which didn’t fit properly under it. Still hate the smell of those darned masks.
What’s the one Halloween question you want to be asked and what’s your answer?
Q: What’s your all-time favorite Halloween costume? A: I’d have to go with Zorro. What man doesn’t think he looks dashing with a black cape, mask, and a piece of cold steel (okay, plastic) in his hand?
Fun stuff!