The 15 best movies on Netflix you've probably never heard of

Some may remember that Netflix started as a DVD service that provided a way to watch a huge array of movies quickly and without late fees. Netflix's DVD service is not as integral as it once was, but the service still streams hundreds of movies.There are so many movies on Netflix, however, that it can be hard to sort through them all.The streaming site does a great job picking up films beyond mainstream hits. A diverse number of overlooked films are available to just about anybody. Now is a better time than ever to catch films that may have gone unnoticed in theaters.Here are some of the best movies on Netflix right now you may have missed:"A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night" (2014)What it's about:In the post-apocalyptic Iranian ghost town known only as Bad City, a nameless teenage vampire (Sheila Vand) wanders the night.Why you should see it:The film was described as an Iranian vampire Western when it was first released in 2014, making it all the more intriguing. That description maybe partially false: It was shot in California, but it was directed by an Iranian-American director, and all the characters speak in Farsi."A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night" is flawed but also riveting in many ways. Mainly, it doesn't look and feel like anything else out today. This is Ana Lily Amirpour's feature directorial debut. Directorial debuts don't have to be perfect, but they should at least show a lot of promise. And boy does"A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night" show a lot of insanely creative potential from its director."The Babadook" (2014)What it's about: A spirit from a children's book haunts a single mother and her son.Why you should see it: This Australian export is one of the best horror movies in a very long time. It feels as if it builds on a lot of horror classics, from 1968's "Rosemary's Baby" to 1980's "The Shining." Yet it also feels like the kind of horror film that non-horror fans will greatly enjoy. It is a fresh, well-made spin on some well-worn genre territory."Blue Ruin" (2013)Synopsis: A mysterious drifter (Macon Blair) returnsto his childhood home to seek revengefor the death of his parents.Why You Should See It:This overlooked revenge thriller, set in both the suburbia and backwoods of the South, deserves to be put up therewith the likes of "No Country for Old Men" and the first season of "True Detective." It takes the typical story of revenge and turns it on its head with some incredibly surprising twists and turns.See the rest of the story at Business Insider NOW WATCH: Here's what the 'Suicide Squad' stars look like in real life
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