Exeter

The film centers on a group of ordinary teens dealing with a supernatural crisis. It does not explicitly address queer identities or challenge assumptions about straight relationships.

The plot revolves around a group of teenagers facing an external threat. The story does not subvert traditional gender roles or leadership dynamics.

The cast appears homogeneous, following typical casting patterns for the genre. There is no indication of diverse identities influencing the central mystery.

The story uses a conventional Western horror framework set in an abandoned asylum. It lacks critiques of institutions or themes of moral relativism.

The plot hinges on a violent possession cliché that touches on themes of lost bodily autonomy. Characters do not show much control or ability to act regarding visible or invisible disabilities.