Original sentence: ,The Ring, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, White Noise).Horror movies with a PG-13 rating such as Stay Alive and Darkness Falls are criticized by horror buffs movie blogs as too "tame"  Nonetheless, the majority of popular horror films still carry R ratings, such as (Saw, Hostel, and The Devil's Rejects).The PG-13 movies tend to be ghost stories whose plots do not require hard gore (e.The Saw films were also launched merging body horror with thriller to create a commercially successful new series.There a revival in British horror film production, with some of the more successful examples including 28 Days Later (2002), Dog Soldiers (2002), Shaun of the Dead (2004) The Descent (2005) and Severance (2006)
Edited sentence: Films such as Stay Alive and Darkness Falls feature many of the typical elements of horror, but are shunned by horror buffs as too "tame", the PG-13 rating being found too restrictive.One particular phenomenon now commonplace in horror movies (much to fans' chagrin) is that of the PG-13 horror movie.Others argue that this is a narrow argument, as the majority of popular horror films still carry hard-R ratings (Saw, Hostel, The Devil's Rejects) while most PG-13 movies are frequently ghost stories that do not necessitate hard gore (The Ring, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, White Noise).Some fans argue that horror is about breaking boundaries and getting people out of their "comfort zone", and say PG-13 horror movies do not have the liberty to really push fan's buttons.The new Saw films were also launched merging body horror with thriller to create a commercially successful new series.There was also something of a revival in British horror film production, with some of the more successful examples including 28 Days Later (2002), Dog Soldiers (2002), Shaun of the Dead (2004) The Descent (2005) and Severance (2006)