Charles Band's Puppet Master: Axis of Evil

The film follows typical slasher-horror patterns and does not include any non-cisgender identities. It sticks to traditional character types common in direct-to-video movies, without expanding on queer perspectives.

Characters are defined by their roles in a survival scenario, either as vulnerable individuals or as tools for survival. The narrative upholds traditional gender roles without challenging the power dynamics between genders.

While set during World War II, the film features a predominantly Anglo-Saxon cast. The story centers on a localized conflict that adheres to homogeneous casting practices.

The story follows a traditional Western horror format. It maintains a conventional moral framework without engaging in critiques of Western culture or promoting secular values.

There is no indication of neurodivergence or physical disabilities being part of the character arcs. The film adheres to a slasher model where physical vulnerability is used as a plot device.