The film features two female leads who drive the narrative, occasionally exaggerating their competence and emotional detachment. While their roles seem designed to subvert genre norms, at points it feels as though identity takes precedence over depth and realism. Some viewers may interpret this as a prioritizing of modern identity tropes over authentic character arcs.

Traditional values, especially surrounding morality and family, are turned on their head in favor of dark satire. Masculinity, authority figures, and parents are mostly ridiculed or undermined, which comes off as an attempt to lampoon longstanding cultural foundations rather than present them seriously.

The film largely avoids providing sincere representation of traditional perspectives, instead presenting them as backward or laughable. There’s little ideological diversity within the characters’ worldview, a common feature in modern satirical, self-aware horror-comedies.