Sorry, we couldn't find anything at that URL.

You can judge a lot about a man by his taste in movies, and Trebek's picks certainly suggest that he really was the classy intellectual we always presumed him to be.

The stage, television, and film legend had over 200 credits on his resume, including classic movies like "On the Waterfront" and "Some Like It Hot."

In the age of the internet, nothing stays forgotten forever. These are the most expensive movies you've never heard of, dredged from the depths of cinematic disgrace.

For every anime juggernaut, there's an obscure title out there, waiting to be discovered. So join us as we explore the best anime you've never heard of, from the tenderest school stories to the headiest heights of science fiction — giant robots, magical girls, and masterless samurai included.

You never can predict what film is going to pop on Netflix, and the latest chart-climber is certainly a surprise. The Healer jumped all the way to number one on the streamer's daily rankings, proving once again that the time is always right for a little light romantic dramedy.

Although "Labyrinth" works as a self-contained story, it received a prequel comic that explored, among other things, the potential origin of the Goblin King.

This dark fantasy and coming of age quest is full of treats for anyone willing to sign up for the delightful (but baffling) 90-minute ride.

Sailor Moon, Death Note, My Hero Academia — you know them, you love them, you've lent out your copies so many times you've lost count. But for all the blockbuster titles hitting Western shores, there are thousands more that pass beneath the radar.

While Steven Spielberg's classic 1975 flick "Jaws" continues to terrify audiences, fans may not know that a Bollywood remake of the thriller exists.

Mario and Sonic have proven video game movies can be huge. Now, it's time for Ubisoft's Rayman to get his turn.

Christopher Nolan's 2012 trilogy-capper, "The Dark Knight Rises," tells a sprawling, epic Batman story, riddled with Easter eggs you probably never noticed.

"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" features a niche Mario character in Foreman Spike, and his inclusion actually has a very significant impact on franchise canon.

A lot of early television, and even some more recent shows, are nearly forgotten. Here are some of the most important or influential shows you may not remember.

In a poll of 508 US respondents, SVG discovered which forgotten video game series has the most demand for a follow-up.

"The Super Mario Bros. Movie" trailer has recently garnered mixed reactions from fans regarding Chris Pratt's voice and take on the character.

Saturday Night Live is receiving praise for their latest viral sketch which sees Mario adapted into a gritty HBO series starring Pedro Pascal.

What happens when an aging Sith Lord wants to redeem himself and heal from the darkness of the past? That's exactly what the short film The Light Side explores.

Fans of "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" or its spin offs may not know that a major actor involved in the franchise, Phil Lewis, has a dark past.

Only die-hard fans and collectors know Yakface: Here's the inside scoop on the most valuable "Star Wars" character you've likely never even heard of.

As talk about a "Labyrinth" sequel continues to build, fans may be surprised to learn Sarah and the Goblin King's follow-up story has already been told.

While it's definitely aimed at kids, there's a bunch of stuff in "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" that only the grown-ups in the audience will have noticed.

"The Dark Knight" is still considered by many to be the greatest superhero movie of all time, and its ending is as powerful now as it was in 2008.

Pee-wee Herman was a comedy giant, so let's look at some deleted scenes from "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" and "Pee-wee's Playhouse."

Dustin Diamond's final on-screen appearance before his death in February 2021 was in a production that you've probably never heard of.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie stays close to the source material, but there are a few notable differences between the Nintendo and big-screen Marios.

"Big Trouble In Little China" is an '80s gem. However, even the movie's staunchest fans may not know that it actually has something of a sequel.

"Interspecies Reviewers" was greenlit despite its salacious premise, but it was quickly canceled once networks and streaming services saw its actual content.

The most discussed part of the upcoming "Mario" movie is Chris Pratt's performance. Now, Chris Pratt has some eyebrow-raising comments about his "Mario" voice.

Before she was stealing scenes right out from under Jason Bateman, Garner starred in one of the most underrated horror movies in recent memory.

With Nintendo confirming that Charles Martinet will no longer play Mario, is it possible that Chris Pratt will voice the hero in "Super Mario Bros. Wonder"?