The film lacks any discernible LGBTQ+ characters or narratives. The story focuses exclusively on the protagonist's internal struggle and her immediate interpersonal connections.

The narrative centers on female agency and maternal lineage, disrupting traditional male-driven survival tropes. However, the protagonist's portrayal as naive and virginal relies on traditional feminine archetypes.

By centering a Filipino cast and setting, the film provides significant representation in a Western-dominated genre. It utilizes a localized lens to explore supernatural themes authentically.

The film explores universal themes of grief and maternal bonds but lacks a deliberate critique of religion or traditional family structures. It operates within a traditional framework of personal trauma.

The loss of bodily autonomy via possession serves as a horror plot device rather than a meaningful portrayal of disability. It lacks a nuanced exploration of lived mental or physical health experiences.