The film lacks LGBTQ+ characters or narratives addressing non-cisnormative identities. It prioritizes graphic shock value over identity-based storytelling.

Gender is primarily depicted through the lens of violence, such as a recorded rape and murder. There is no evidence of character agency or subversion of traditional roles.

Global locations like El Salvador provide non-Western backdrops. However, these settings serve as stages for violence rather than providing characters of color with depth or agency.

The film explores systemic dysfunction and drug use through a sensationalist lens. It frames anti-social behavior as horror rather than a critique of social institutions.

Physical trauma and bodily destruction are treated as objects of morbid curiosity. There are no characters with disabilities who possess meaningful agency.