First of all, let me start by saying that Im not sure if theres a thread of these already out there, if there is, apology in advance.

Alright, after thats out the way -

Im of a member of the younger viewing audience of Psych, turning 17 this January.
Obviously, that means I wasnt around for a lot of the movies referenced by Psych throughout the show, and I decided to try and fix that, one bit at a time.

What I wanna do is make a list of movies that have been referenced by Psych and us younger audience might not know about.

Ill start by throwing out 'The Breakfast Club' out there, watched it the other night for the first time I enjoyed it a lot.
Its been referenced a few times and mainly in Murder?... Anyone?... Anyone?... Bueller?

Alright so, lets see what you guys throw out there for me and possibly others to watch :3

List:

-The Breakfast Club.
- Highlander.

Highlander

Holes!

The Alien Series

Real Genius, Top Secret, Big, 16 Candles(awesome reference in Murder...Anyone?...), Pretty in Pink...Im part of the younger audience too...turning 18 in 5 days, but I don't belong in this generation at all...lol no offense but it really blowz

You and me both.

The Exorcist

Shawshank Redemption was one

here are the references i could think of at the moment:

1. teen wolf, footloose (and down the stretch...)

2. goonies and indiana jones (the greatest adventure in the history of cable)

3.back to the future III (shawn takes a shot in the dark) and while you're at it, you could also watch back to the future I and II- the best trilogy, if you ask me

4. of course, friday the thirteenth (tuesday the seventeenth)

5. the omen, silence of the lambs, basic instinct (scary sherry)

6. flashdance (lassie did a bad, bad thing- shawn's flashdance moves- priceless )

??? How does Shot in the Dark reference Back to the Future III?

Wargames (Bounty Hunters!)

Entrapment (Extradition British Columbia)

Let's see what I can come up with so far in Season 4:

- High Noon (of course, High Noon-ish)
- Exorcist (The Devil's in the Details...)
- An American Werewolf in London, The Karate Kid (Let's Get Hairy)
- Slumdog Millionaire, Hollywood Homicide (Bollywood Homicide)
- The Fast and the Furious series (Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark)

Other seasons:

- Any Given Sunday, Friday Night Lights (Any Given Friday Night...)
- Ferris Bueller's Day Off (Murder?...Anyone?...Bueller?...Bueller?)

I LOVE that they referenced that one, since Dulé was in it. =)

"Earth Wind and Wait for It..." -- Backdraft; 101 Dalamations; Big
"Truer Lies" - Speed

Speed was also referenced in Shawn Has the Yips. Lethal Weapon 2 was referenced along with it.

The Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift


infact, the entire Fast and Furious series.

Hollywood Homicide --- (Bollywood Homicide)

The World is Not Enough -- "Rob-a-bye Baby"

Caddyshack - There’s Something About Mira
Of Mice and Men - Sixty Five Million Years Off
Jaws - Who Ya Gonna Call?

I though of some more:

Out of Sight - Six Feet Under Sea
The Day of the Dolphin - Six Feet Under Sea
Safe Men - Sixty Five Million Years Off

I watched "Bounty Hunters" today:

"Midnight Run"
"Open Water"
"Dead Calm"
"Roadhouse"
"Jaws"

"Glory" is referenced in "Weekend Warriors"


Shawn repeats a line from a character in "Anchorman" in "65 Million Years Off"

Rock-a-Bye Baby mentions: Bad News Bears, Star Trek, Breaking Away, Big, World is Not Enough, Highlander

"Ferris Bueller's Day Off", just by the title of "Murder...Murder...Anyone...Bueller?"
"An American Werewolf in London/Paris" in "Let's Get Hairy"
"Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" (and for that matter, the entire HP series) in "Bollywood Homicide"
"Friday the 13th", again, just by the title "Tuesday the 17th"

I can't believe people missed this one:
"I see dead people!"...spoofing "The Sixth Sense" in "Bollywood Homicide" when they're eating spicey food at Rajesh's house!!!!!

Ok, so I was bored. Probably repeating some, but anywho. Here's some more (episode is listed first, then movie names):

"Speak now or forever hold your piece" -- Dirty Dancing
"Boy Gets Capped" - Resevoir Dogs
"Who Ya Gonna Call" -- Jaws
"Forget me Not" --The Lion King, Star Wars, I'm Not Rappaport
"Poker? I Barely Know Here" - Ferris Bulluer's Day Off
"Dis-Lodged" -- The Terminal
"Black and Tan" -- Zoolander
"Daredevils" -- Blue Thunder
"Greatest Adventure..." --Idel Hands, Ocean's 11 (the original - I'm just guessing on this one, as they referenced the Rat Pack... Sammy, Frank, etc)
"Earth, Wind, and..." -- The Fifth Element
"Bollywood" -- The 6th Sense




TV Show References (I'm not going to put the episode each reference appeared in, but if you're curious, I can dig it out):
21 Jump Street, The A-Team, Blossom, The Love Boat, Airwolf, One Tree Hill, Thundercats,

Got another one! "Happy Feet" in "High Top Fade Out" when we see Jules and Binky (aka Lassie) for the first time in the episode, Shawn says "Hello Jules! Hello Old Penguin from "Happy Feet"!!!!!

Bumping this thread up with some more:
"You can't handle this episode" - An Officer and a Gentleman, The Great Santini

ohhh and Dirty Dancing was referenced in "If You're So Smart" too. as well as Doogie Howser. And I think Entrapment was also mentioned on Shawn and Gus of the Dead.

Chips was mentioned in "And Down the Stretch", as was Miami Vice.
227 (the tv show) was mentioned in Poker?
Raiders of the Lost Ark and National Treasure (haha)-Disco Didn't Die
Traffic-Zero to Murder
When Harry Met Sally-The Devil is in the Details
Smokey and the Bandit-Who Ya Gonna Call?
Under the Cherry Moon-American Duos
Batman and Robin-Shawn vs Red Phantom
THe Fugitive-Game, Set, Muuurder?
Revenge of the Nerds-Scary Sherry
Zoolander-Black and TAn
Milo and Otis-Murder? Anyone?
Idle Hands-The Greatest Adventure in the History
The Lake House-I don't remember the episode. Does anyone know?
Little Darlings-Earth Wind and Wait for it (is this right? i thought it was this one)
Posse-High Noonish
Zodiac-I think Any Given Friday Night.

Thats all i can think of for now.