It can be graphic, but also subtle. National Review writer Russell Kirk wrote ghost novels. Horror is the only genre replete with sympathetic clergy, and not a few good witches. Evil ones too, from both camps. Rather than fretting over TV sex and violence, what America really needs is more diversity from its myth-making media.
Popular entertainment spins our hopes and dreams and nightmares, our heroes and villains.
It is the prism through which the populace interprets all it sees. Whatever the problem, censorship is not a solution. They are not alone. Everyone from Christian fundamentalists to the ADL proffer Internet filters. Good people with good ideas should never fear opposing views.