'The Toxic Avenger Part II' is much more focused on gross-out humor and absurd plotlines than any sort of ideology. Characters are chosen for comic effect rather than to check diversity boxes, and there's no sense the film sacrifices story for virtue signaling. If anything, it's deliberately irreverent and offensive in ways that would likely horrify modern 'woke' sensibilities.

This movie gleefully satirizes everything, including cultural and moral norms, but avoids specifically undermining the pillars of family, religion, or traditional masculinity. While tasteless humor abounds, there's little evidence of a concerted effort to push modern progressive values or rewrite tradition for ideological gain.

No ideological monoculture here, just the unfiltered chaos that Troma is known for. The film mocks everyone equally and doesn't seem remotely interested in promoting a singular worldview. In fact, the lack of seriousness is much closer to 'anything goes' than to modern preachiness.