Forbidden Fruits embeds subtle sapphic undertones and campy queer coding within its all-female witch coven dynamics, evoking yearning amid toxicity. However, it eschews explicit LGBTQ+ identities, romances, or community ties, rendering the portrayal incidental and open to interpretation without strong affirmation or critique.

In this sapphic witch-cult thriller, the chosen sisterhood serves as a flawed alternative to fractured biological families, blending empowerment through ritualistic bonds with a sharp critique of internal manipulation and hierarchical control. The narrative questions authority across structures, favoring personal agency and relational fluidity over rigid norms.