The Sighting (2015)

When a mentally disturbed young man becomes the only one to have sighted murderous monsters along the highway, who will believe him? And what would they - monsters and humans alike - do to him?
This film remains one of my favourite creature-films in recent memory.. for its formal restraint as well as its sensitivity. It's a tragedy as well as spine-chilling horror, but the genre-bending is what makes films great, isn't it?

Directors: David Blair, Adam Pitman

They Look Like People (2015)

Director: Perry Blackshear

This film, about a man who hears a voice telling him to prepare for an extraterrestrial apocalypse, is a quiet, beautiful and desperately sad meditation on humanity and friendship in what seems to be civilization's darkest hour. The trailer, especially its background narration, is badly misleading.

Strangerland (2015)

Director: Kim Farrant

Backmask (2015) a.k.a The Asylum a.k.a Exeter

Director: Marcus Nispel