"Embracing the PG-13: Exploring 'Imaginary' and 'Lisa Frankenstein' in Horror"

The article defends PG-13 horror films, arguing that they can still be effective in delivering scares without resorting to extreme violence or gore. It challenges the notion that true horror fans must seek out the most depraved content, highlighting examples like "Drag Me to Hell" and "The Ring" as successful PG-13 horror films that rely on atmosphere and imagination to create tension. The upcoming film "Imaginary" from Blumhouse is also praised for its ability to provoke fear with minimal visuals, emphasizing the power of suggestion in horror storytelling.