The 'Slasher' series consistently features LGBTQ+ characters across multiple seasons, portraying them with dignity, complexity, and agency. Their relationships are depicted as genuine and integral to their character arcs, without being reduced to stereotypes or sources of mockery. While characters face challenges inherent to the horror genre or societal prejudice, their queer identity is affirmed rather than condemned.

The show 'Slasher' features a transgender woman, Andi, as a main character in its second season. Her identity is present and acknowledged but not central to the plot, nor is it used for problematic tropes. She is portrayed with dignity and agency, facing similar challenges as other characters, resulting in a neutral overall portrayal.

The series frequently depicts characters who profess Christian faith as hypocritical, judgmental, or fanatical, using their beliefs to justify cruel actions or mask their own moral failings. The narrative consistently exposes the dark side of outwardly pious individuals without offering significant positive counterpoints.