Jackass: Best and Last Is in Theaters

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A scene from Jackass: Best and Last (2026), the final Jackass film directed by Jeff Tremaine, in theaters from Paramount

Jackass: Best and Last is in theaters from Paramount. Jeff Tremaine directed it. It opened June 26.

Johnny Knoxville suffered a traumatic brain injury during Jackass Forever. That made this the final chapter. The film mixes new stunts with archival footage from 26 years of the franchise. Steve-O fulfills his dream of being the MVP, according to IndieWire.

88 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Todd Gilchrist at The Wrap says this may be the first time Jackass induces tears that have nothing to do with laughter or disgust.

Before you go, watch Jackass: The Movie. Then Jackass Forever. Or start anywhere in the franchise.

You grew up watching these guys hurt themselves for you. They are finally done. Go say goodbye.

Quick Facts

DirectorJeff Tremaine

CastJohnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Jason 'Wee Man' Acuna, Dave England

GenreAction, Comedy, Documentary

Release2026-06-26

Runtime92 min

Rated5.7/10

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Jackass: Best and Last is in theaters from Paramount. The franchise lasted 26 years and this is the final one. Go say goodbye. 88 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Tag who you are seeing this with. #Jackass #Backlot @johnnyknoxville @steveo

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Jackass: Best and Last is in theaters. 26 years. One last time. Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O say goodbye on the big screen. 88% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Jackass: Best and Last is in theaters from Paramount. Jeff Tremaine directed it. It opened June 26.

88 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Todd Gilchrist at The Wrap says this may be the first time Jackass induces tears that have nothing to do with laughter or disgust.

Before you go, watch Jackass: The Movie. Then Jackass Forever. Or start anywhere in the franchise.

You grew up watching these guys hurt themselves for you. They are finally done. Go say goodbye.