Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Psych-Out List

• Dazed and Confused - Both films explore the culture and dynamics of the '70s and feature a young cast in a coming-of-age story.
• The Big Lebowski - Shares a laid-back, offbeat vibe with eccentric characters and surreal adventures.
• The Nice Guys - Mixes comedy with crime investigation, much like the dynamic in Psych-Out.
• Fast Times at Ridgemont High - A similar era-centric exploration of youth culture with humor and heart.
• Superbad - A hilarious take on adolescent misadventures and friendships.
• Harold and Maude - An offbeat friendship between unlikely characters with a touch of humor.
• Wet Hot American Summer - Features a quirky ensemble cast exploring youth and summer shenanigans.
• Pineapple Express - Merges stoner culture with comedy and action in a buddy cop style.
• Billy Jack - Combines elements of adventure and counterculture themes from the '70s.
• American Graffiti - Explores teenage life and car culture, similar to the vibe of Psych-Out.
• The Royal Tenenbaums - Has an ensemble cast, unique storytelling, and offbeat humor.
• Almost Famous - Follows youth in the music scene, capturing the essence of the era.
• That '70s Show - A comedic take on growing up in the '70s, highlighting friendships and culture.
• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - A surreal, psychedelic adventure similar to the vibe of Psych-Out.
• The 40-Year-Old Virgin - Features a mix of humor and the growth of relationships among its characters.
• Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure - Blends comedy with time travel and a carefree spirit, resonating with '60s and '70s culture.
• Slackers - Follows a group of friends on wild escapades while navigating their youth.
• Wayne's World - Combines rock culture with comedy, appealing to similar audiences.
• My Name is Earl - A quirky comedy showing various misadventures and redemption stories.
• Hot Fuzz - Combines comedy with crime-solving in a small-town setting.
• Let’s Scare Jessica to Death - Features a blend of horror and existential themes, appealing to psych-out vibes.
• Easy Rider - Explores counterculture and freedom with a similar aesthetic.
• A Serious Man - An offbeat comedy that dives into life’s absurdities and familial relationships.
• Inherent Vice - Merges mystery and humor while capturing '70s nostalgia.
• Party Monster - Explores youth culture and eccentricities within a party scene.
• The Breakfast Club - Captures youth struggles and friendship themes in a high school setting.
• Clerks - A humorous look into the lives of young people navigating their daily struggles.
• Napoleon Dynamite - An offbeat comedy about the awkwardness of adolescence.
• The Office - A unique ensemble comedy that showcases quirky character interactions.
• Parks and Recreation - Features quirky characters and humorous interactions set in a community backdrop.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Mixes comedy with a police procedural format and a diverse cast.
• Community - Features an ensemble cast with humorous, often surreal campus adventures.
• Scrubs - A comedic take on the lives of medical interns and their friendships.
• Raising Hope - A quirky family comedy that shares similar humor and heartfelt moments.
• Happy Endings - Focuses on a group of friends navigating adult life with humor.
• Cougar Town - Explores friendships and relationships among a group of quirky adults.
• New Girl - Features comedic relationships and character dynamics in a group living situation.
• The Good Place - Mixes comedy with philosophical themes and unique storytelling.
• What We Do in the Shadows - A mockumentary style comedy showcasing quirky characters and their adventures.