I found this to be pretty funny. The main satirical point starts with this man and his insecurities under a delusional 'masculine hysteria'. Inherited his wealth from his father in law, can't shake that he's nothing without his wife, etc.

All I really heard of this before seeing it is that it was about a guy who was 'afraid a vampire turned him gay'. But that's not really what it's about. Nor is that what the film is even remotely suggesting. It's just a tiny part (successful or not) of his larger masculinity crisis.