The Borrower

The film does not include explicit LGBTQ+ narratives or characters exploring non-cisgender identities. The protagonist's transformations serve as a horror element rather than a commentary on queer experiences.

The story revolves around a single male protagonist who follows a traditional struggle arc. While it avoids obvious sexism, it does not give significant roles to female characters or challenge gender hierarchies.

The film uses standard casting practices typical of early 90s genre films. It does not feature intentional race-bending casting or a predominantly non-white cast in its urban setting.

The film earns a moderate score by embracing postmodern skepticism and moral relativism. It blurs the lines between victim and aggressor through shifting identities, deconstructing objective truth.

Themes of psychological instability and loss of cognitive autonomy act as metaphors for mental health issues. However, these elements serve as sci-fi tension rather than nuanced depictions of disability.