The film features Eve Macarro, who engages in and wins multiple close-quarters physical fights against male opponents, utilizing hand-to-hand combat, martial arts, and melee weapons.

Javier Macarro, a character described with "Russian and Eastern European roots" as a Ruska Roma assassin, is portrayed by David Castañeda, an actor of Mexican-American descent. This constitutes a race swap from an implied white, Eastern European background to a Latin American portrayal.

The film uses Christian imagery and theological themes, including Genesis references and symbols like the crucifix, but critics note this is often for the 'opposite purpose for which it was designed,' framing violence and vengeance. The Ruska Roma syndicate superficially adopts Orthodox Christian trappings, suggesting a problematic or hypocritical use of religious symbolism.