'Lisey's Story' is primarily a psychological thriller with supernatural elements and largely avoids prioritizing identity politics over storytelling. Characters are developed around their mental and emotional states rather than checklists of diversity. The narrative remains focused on grief, trauma, and personal connection, not ideological messaging.

The show's exploration of marriage, loss, and family dynamics remains rooted in universal human experiences. There is no overt effort to undermine traditional masculinity, religion, or long-standing cultural foundations here, it's more Stephen King eccentricity than social reengineering.

Alternative perspectives aren't villainized or lampooned, and while the cast leans standard for Hollywood, there is no aggressive ideological uniformity. It’s more interested in psychological horror than in sermonizing about contemporary ideological battles.