NRS wrote:I sadly can't think of too many sea horrors outside of what's been mentioned, but... you can't really go wrong with Troll Hunter. Although after reading some of your descriptions, there could be some bits that fall into the "too boring" category. Also, it's not an American flick.
I've seen Troll Hunter. Enjoyed its weirdness. She'll think it's both weird and boring, I'm sure.
You could try House of the Devil and Hatchet.
Hatchet might be good if it's got a humour element to it and is not too real/scary/graphic. HOTDevil has me intrigued though. Set in the 80's, shot on vintage 16mm stock, "slow burning horror" - sounds great!

May not be for her, but this is another one to surface in this thread that's going on my own list.
rapoon wrote:american werewolf in london
A masterpiece that will go completely unappreciated.
cabin in the woods (but doubtful she'll get the humor)
We had this earlier. She won't.
cemetery man
severance
black sheep
rigor mortis - not comedy but a decent chinese horror that came out last year.
I've seen Severance, although that humour will be too black most probably and not obvious/stupid enough, especially since it's tonally all over the place and loses sense of its initial comedy aspect by the end. Think Anaconda and Snakes on a Plane and you're at the just right level of idiocy.
Mischief Maker wrote:Geez, isn't this chick gonna get tired of fish attack movies sometimes soon? Her bottomless appetite for them is becoming unsettling.
I don't think so. I asked, "Why do you only like movies with comedic sea monsters eating people?" and she just looked at me with sad eyes like she was really scared I was going to switch the movie over to something else and just whined "But I liiiiiiiiiike" (English not the first language of course.)
What are you gonna do, she likes what she likes.