"Saint Maud is a taut, sinewy treat, blessed with an impressively fluid visual sensibility and boosted by two quite brilliant central performances."
★★★★★
- Mark Kermode, The Observer

"It's a scary movie that is also a satirical nightmare about the physical and erotic intimacy of nursing."
★★★★★
- Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

"Rose Glass's debut film is an exquisite slice of religious horror, centred on an unexpected premise: what would the opposite of demonic possession look like?"
★★★★★
- Clarisse Loughrey, The Independent

"Saint Maud, like Ari Aster's Midsommar, is a law unto itself."
★★★★★
- Charlotte O'Sullivan, Evening Standard

"It all amounts to a film that will stay with you; whether you want it to or not."
★★★★
- Emma Simmonds, Radio Times

"Place your faith in Saint Maud. Original, unsettling and surprisingly moving, it's a strong calling card for filmmaker Rose Glass and actor Morfydd Clark."
★★★★
- Ian Freer, Empire Magazine

"Some debuts tug at your sleeve; others take your arm off."
★★★★
- Danny Leigh, Financial Times

"The ideas, about the nature of faith in the face of death, are rich and provocative. And the shadow-drenched aesthetic is stunning."
★★★★
- Kevin Maher, The Times

"A stark, sinister chamber piece built on atmosphere and performances. Morfydd Clark is a revelation."
★★★★
- Matt Glasby, Total Film