'Stan Helsing' is mostly an irreverent spoof of horror movies, focusing on crude humor and parody over pushing any contemporary ideological messaging. The cast is diverse enough for a comedy, but not in a forced or heavy-handed way, and identity traits are not central to the narrative. Character flaws and goofiness are on display all around, following typical spoof tropes.

The film pokes fun at many things, including gender, sex, and slasher clichés, but it doesn’t really attack religion, family, or masculinity in any ideological sense, it’s far more preoccupied with slapstick and innuendo. Traditional roles are lampooned, but nothing is elevated as morally superior or rewritten for modern politics.

There’s little to no wokeness in the portrayal of alternative perspectives. Most of the characters are simply comedic archetypes, and there’s no deeper ideological consensus or villainization at play. The humor can even be a bit politically incorrect by today's standards.