Seed of Chucky (2004)

Seed of Chucky features a central genderfluid character, Glen/Glenda, whose identity struggle is a key plot point. While the film explores this theme, its horror-comedy context and fantastical resolution (splitting into binary genders) prevent a deeply affirming portrayal. Additionally, a minor lesbian relationship is present. The net impact is neutral, as it neither strongly validates nor denigrates LGBTQ+ identities.

The film uses Christian themes and characters, such as the devout Joan, for dark comedic effect and to highlight their naivete. It often portrays faith as easily exploited or as a backdrop for the dolls' blasphemous actions, without offering any affirming or nuanced perspective.