Game of Thrones in Balaamic Prophecy?

The 7th season premiers tomorrow, so this is why you are seeing the promotional material.

I have not watched any of it, but from what I've read, it is an extremely disturbing and wretchedly sinful series.

When I was growing up ... Vampires and werewolves and the like we're the Bad monsters that we needed protected from.... Usually with one or a group of heroes taking out the bad monsters.

Now days, it seems any movie or TV show which contains these monsters they are portrayed as having good Vampires and bad Vampires (or werewolves, or even witches).....

usually with one one or more of the former monsters as being the hero of the story.....

I wonder how the mixing of these good/bad characters is (or has) affected the over all population?

I haven't read much about Balaamic Prophecy, but I have read all of the GoT books that have come out so far and stopped watching the series a few seasons back, so I am not "up to date" on the plot of what is happening.
There is a lot going on in the books as they follow viewpoints from numerous characters and they keep getting killed and replaced with a new characters viewpoint.
The just of the plotline:
There are old gods and new gods. The old god's are in the trees and the earth. They were mostly replaced by worshipping the 7 new god's. The 7 don't seem to do much in the story. Another faction is trying to promote the worship of "The Lord of Light", the "One true God". He is not one if the seven and is not a loving god, but a very dark god when he is called upon to murder.
No character is good. The good characters were killed off in the beginning and now the plotline follows the bad and makes them seem good in comparison to what is around them by comparing them to even worse people like the Bolton family.
In the midst of the people's fighting and politics, there are other things happening. Winter is coming refers to that winter is coming. Their world has long many year periods of summer, followed by long, completely dark, periods of winter where it is almost impossible to survive. There is a giant wall that was built to keep out something that likes winter but it isn't manned properly and they (as a society) don't remember why they built it.
There is also a plotline where a young girl goes off to study and is in a place where you can change your face. Pretty creepy writing on that.
On top of this, you have the "mother of dragons" raising up her army to save people and claim back the land that she believes is hers from the warring people of the other plotlines.
And a comet.

There is too much in those books to try and figure out if they occultic foreshadowing. I choose to now stay away from reading or watching anything to do with them as they essentially make my stomach feel gross just even writing this bit about them.

I do find it sad that stuff that used to just occur where only a few would read it (Other fantasy writers in the past, comic books, space themed stuff) has completely gone mainstream. Gone are the tales of life and snapshots of what makes humans as we are special. No more movies like "You've Got Mail", in fact, gone is the romantic comedy genre almost entirely. My husband isn't obsessed with GofT but he is with the superhero movie and the space genre (doctor who, star trek, star wars). He watches them all even if he doesn't agree with what they say. For example, on the latest season of Doctor Who, it pushed removal of gender differences. He doesn't agree with that but watched anyways. He, along with many others, watch this stuff with their children and don't educate their children as to what is "right and wrong" about it. Our children sadly have no concept of what is wrong in the world today as society as a whole is unwilling to label anything wrong.
Stay away from Game of Thrones and stay way from the rest (that is marketed to children) if you can.