"Nope > Get Out." "The Witch is the scariest film ever made." "Jaws? More like JUGS."

These are just a few of the spicy submissions we received on our fourth Hot Takes Hallway special episode, where we talk through submissions from our amazing community. The 12 films we dissected on this episode are:

- Nope

- Alien

- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

- Misery

- The Sixth Sense

- The Blair Witch Project (1999)

- Insidious

- A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

- Jaws

- The Witch

Check the nails... Anything seem off to you, Karen?

We bring you the lovechild of The Blair Witch Project and Mother!, featuring the breakout role of our stargirl, Anya Taylor Joy, and the lovely directorial debut of the now iconic Robert Eggers.

Eggers may have put his honeymoon fund on the line to make this film, and boy is his spouse probably so psyched (now). Join us as we dive into the final horror film on our list before our Top 10 horror films of all time, and one that may leave you feeling heavy and dreadful after your viewing experience (especially if you watched it at the theater alone like a loser)...

The Witch (2015).

YOU'RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT, BABY.

Boy is it fun tackling a Spielberg classic. Did you know this was his second film he ever directed? And that he was only 27 years old? And that this film tripled in its initial budget? And that it's still one of the highest performing box office hits in history?

From being the first summer blockbuster in cinematic history to being a top three drive-in movie experience, Jaws continues to take the world by storm even after 50 years of its release in theaters.

Join us as we dissect a monster flick that, yes, we do consider to be slightly horrific and deserving of its place in our top 50 horror films of all-time, even though it's wildly rated PG.