Ghost Stories

The film does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or stories involving queer identities. It focuses solely on the psychological struggles of male characters without addressing any non-straight relationships or identities.

The movie centers around male characters and their individual psychological traumas. Female characters play minor roles, and there is no significant focus on their ability to act or experiences.

The cast is predominantly white and British. The setting and character types align with traditional Western, Anglo-Saxon norms.

The film operates within a secular, psychological framework without engaging with religious themes. It emphasizes individual perception over the examination of traditional social or political structures.

The film uses psychological instability as a tool for creating horror and tension. These elements serve as plot devices rather than providing nuanced representations of lived neurodivergent experiences.