The film lacks explicit evidence of non-cisnormative identities. It follows the standard conventions of late-60s European horror, where such themes were largely absent from mainstream narratives.

A matriarchal figure with supernatural abilities provides a slight disruption to traditional male-dominated hierarchies. However, it remains unclear if the female guests possess true agency or remain passive.

Set within London's high society, the cast appears to lean toward a homogeneous Anglo-Saxon demographic. There is no indication of a diverse cast challenging period social constraints.

The narrative utilizes spiritualism and séances to explore morality. While it critiques the secrets of the elite, this serves as a psychological device rather than a systemic critique.

The film provides no mention of characters with visible or invisible disabilities.