Passenger

The narrative centers on Maddie and Tyler, a heterosexual couple whose relationship drives the plot. No LGBTQ+ characters or same-sex relationships appear in the available material, leaving this dimension of representation entirely absent.

Maddie and Tyler share the screen as equal partners in their van life adventure. Both characters react to the supernatural threat together without a clear gender-based hierarchy, presenting a balanced dynamic.

The top-billed cast includes Jacob Scipio and Lou Llobell, suggesting a mixed-race couple at the story’s center. Supporting roles feature actors of color, though their narrative depth remains unclear.

The couple abandons traditional jobs for van life, subtly questioning standard career paths. The film avoids strong political or religious statements, focusing instead on personal survival against a demonic force.

No characters with visible or invisible disabilities are identified in the film. The horror stems from a supernatural entity rather than human conditions or impairments, leaving disability representation unexplored.