If you like your summer movies with a dash of sports, you’ll want to check out the film ESPN once called “perhaps the funniest sports movie ever made”. Caddyshack follows a series of comedic events at an exclusive goal club, where the staff–including downtrodden teen Danny ((Michael O’Keefe) – must contend with the quirks of their wealthy, weird customers.

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Everything about this action-packed movie will have you feeling summertime fine–from the costumes and the soundtrack to the campiness of it all. The cast, starring Lucy Liu, Drew Barrymore, and Cameron Diaz as an elite crime-fighting team, also features the likes of Bill Murray, Matt LeBlanc, LL Cool J, and Luke Wilson.

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Summer lovin’, have you a blast with a rewatch of this perennial musical fave, based on the 1971 Broadway show of the same name. Set at a fictional high school in the summer of 1958, Grease follows an ensemble of teenagers led by good girl Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) and “greaser” Danny Zuko (John Travolta), whose supposed summer fling gets more complicated after they unexpectedly wind up at the same school.

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Amy Heckerling’s razor-ship and winsome modernization of Jane Austen’s Emma only gets better and better with age, as does Alicia Silverstone’s lightning-in-a-bottle performance as Cher Horowitz, cinema’s most benevolent popular girl. Though the movie technically takes place across several seasons, its Beverly Hills setting makes the whole vibe deeply summery.

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This ’70s-themed romantic dramedy tells the story of a teenage boy, Drew Tate, spending his summer in Martha’s Vineyard, where he finds The Inkwell­, a posse of wealthy, lively people who love to party. Tate gets entangled in a love triangle between two women, one of whom is played by a young Jada Pinkett Smith.

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Though it’s based on a Stephen King novella, this coming-of-age classic is wistful and emotionally thrilling rather than scary. Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, and Jerry O’Connell star as four young boys who set out in search of a dead body that’s rumored to have been spotted near their Oregon town.

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Yet another objectively iconic American comedy that takes place in the summertime, Weekend at Bernie’s follows two rookie corporate employees who make the alarming discovery that their boss is dead just as they arrive at his beach house for a weekend getaway. Their attempts to pass off Bernie (Terry Kiser) as still alive are just the tip of the ridiculous, hilarious comedy iceberg.

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Spike Lee’s vivid and vibrant masterpiece is a fixture on Best Movies of All Time lists. The oppressive heat of a summer’s day in Brooklyn, New York is central to the atmosphere of the movie, which depicts long-simmering racial tensions exploding into violence.

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One of many coming-of-age classics on this list, Adventureland follows a recent college grad whose dream trip to Europe is cancelled. Though working at the local amusement park in his town seems like a poor consolation prize, he ends up finding a sense of belonging and a romance with Kristen Stewart’s fellow park employee.

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The film George Lucas made before Star Wars is a classic in its own right, telling the story of a group of California teenagers through a series of vignettes set during the course of a single evening. Look out for a young Harrison Ford in his breakout role as the wisecracking Bob Falfa.

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One of the seminal filmmaker David Lean’s less celebrated pictures, Summertime stars Katharine Hepburn as an unlucky-in-love woman who’s drawn into a whirlwind romance while on a Venetian getaway. Hepburn is enchanting, and though dated in places the technicolor romance is irresistible.

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