Saint Maud vibes?

also, berberian sound studio

They were both set in England?

They were both terrible films?

An English girl, to escape past guilt, tries to find redemption in her job, where she believes she is helping and protecting people. The job puts her in contact with person(s) who end up being murdered by her. In the end, having lost touch with reality, she thinks she has finally redeemed herself. But this is a stark parallel to how the nearby onlookers see her - they are horrified by what she has done.

SM had the purely religious theme, and the ending seemed to come out of nowhere. Censor gives us the back story of Enid's sister, and the reasoning for her actions. They're both acting entirely from delusion, but two completely different ways of getting there. Hence Censor being the only one worth watching.

i thought the same thing