Jackass: Best and Last is a 2026 American reality slapstick comedy film releasing in theaters on June 26, 2026 in the United States, distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film is directed by Jeff Tremaine — the franchise’s longtime director who also helmed Jackass Forever (2022) and The Dirt — and produced by Jeff Tremaine, Spike Jonze, and Johnny Knoxville. It is produced by Dickhouse Entertainment and MTV Entertainment Studios, the same production setup that has powered the franchise since its debut in 2000. The film runs 1 hour 32 minutes.
Jackass: Best and Last features Johnny Knoxville and the gang returning for one final fling at the big screen, featuring all-new stunts and stupidity along with the greatest hits and biggest laughs from the past — a joyously raucous celebration of all the mischievous camaraderie that audiences have come to love and expect from these performers over the past 25 years.
The film is a compilation of stunts, skits, and pranks, intercut with on-set talking heads from its cast — a mix of old and new footage bringing back the biggest stunts and pranks from the franchise’s history, as well as brand new ones and never-before-seen footage. The full returning cast includes Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man (Jason Acuña), Dave England, Danger Ehren (Ehren McGhehey), Preston Lacy, Rachel Wolfson, Jasper Dolphin, Zach Holmes, Poopies (Sean McInerney), and many others. Ryan Dunn and Bam Margera appear via archive footage.
Some of the new stunts include Steve-O getting a painful prostate exam from a robot named Larry, Poopies putting a shock collar on his penis, and an “escape room from hell” that punishes everyone’s bodies.
Johnny Knoxville has confirmed this will be the final Jackass film, saying “this is the natural place to end.” The film opens with the 2000s Paramount Pictures logo as a nostalgic nod to the franchise’s roots and was filmed primarily on location in Los Angeles, California.
Jackass: Best and Last Age Rating
Jackass: Best and Last is officially rated R by the MPA (Motion Picture Association) for “extremely dangerous stunts and crude material throughout, graphic nudity, pervasive language and sexual material.” The R rating means no one under 17 is admitted in theaters without a parent or adult guardian. This rating is entirely consistent with every previous entry in the franchise — every single Jackass film has carried an R rating. The new film will be exactly what longtime fans expect: painful stunts, gross-out humor, and content that pushes the absolute limits of what an R rating allows. Parents should be aware that this is one of the most broadly inappropriate R-rated films releasing in 2026 — the content spans dangerous physical injury, extreme crude humor, graphic nudity, sexual material, and pervasive strong language all at once.
Violence & Peril
Jackass: Best and Last contains pervasive dangerous stunt content throughout its entire runtime. The Jackass movies feature performers carrying out various dangerous, crude, ridiculous, and self-injuring stunts and pranks — many of which result in real physical injury, visible pain, and bodily harm captured on camera. Expect painful stunts, bodily fluids, and genuine injury footage throughout. Specific new stunt content confirmed for this film includes a painful medical procedure performed by a robot, a shock collar stunt on a sensitive body part, and an “escape room” designed to cause physical punishment to all participants. Additionally, the film features archive footage from the franchise’s most extreme historical stunts — content that originally pushed the boundaries of R-rated material across 25 years of Jackass. The film also carries a “don’t try this at home” warning, though this concern is more relevant than ever given how accessible and imitable some of the content may appear to younger viewers.
Language
The film contains pervasive strong language throughout, as reflected directly in its MPA rating descriptor — “pervasive language” signals that heavy profanity is a constant, not an occasional element. Strong curse words are used regularly across all segments of the film.
Sexual Content & Nudity
Jackass: Best and Last contains graphic nudity and sexual material — both explicitly called out in the MPA rating. The nudity in the film is presented in a comedic context, consistent with the franchise’s long history of using crude physical humor involving the body. Notably, one scene features male nudity that is partially obscured by a black box — suggesting the footage was too graphic even by R-rated standards to be shown uncensored in its theatrical cut. Additional sexual material in the form of crude jokes, sexual stunts, and adult humor is present throughout the film.
Crude & Gross-Out Content
A signature element of the Jackass franchise — and one that parents must be specifically aware of — is its extreme gross-out humor. Many scenes across the franchise involve performers getting hurt with blood and injury detail, passing out, and vomiting. Gross-out moments are a core feature of the franchise’s identity. Best and Last continues this tradition with new and archival footage combining the franchise’s most extreme bodily humor, disgusting content, and shock-value comedy into a single film.
Substance Use
Characters are shown drinking beer and spirits, with references to being blackout drunk. Brief references to substances consistent with the franchise’s casual approach to alcohol and party culture are expected throughout.
Is Jackass: Best and Last Suitable for Teens?
Ages 10–13: Absolutely Not. The film contains graphic nudity, dangerous stunt injuries, sexual material, pervasive profanity, and extreme crude humor that makes it entirely inappropriate for this age group under any circumstances.
Ages 14–15: No. The MPA R rating legally restricts unaccompanied minors under 17 in theaters. Beyond the legal restriction, the graphic nudity, sexual content, and extremely dangerous stunt content make this unsuitable for younger teens.
Ages 16: Not Without a Parent. The R rating requires parental accompaniment in theaters for anyone under 17. Parents should be fully aware that this film contains graphic nudity, sexual material, and extremely crude content — not standard R-rated material.
Ages 17 and Up: Adults and Longtime Fans Only. Jackass: Best and Last is made exclusively for adult fans of the franchise who know exactly what they are signing up for. Even within this audience, the graphic nudity and sexual material push the film beyond typical R-rated content.
Overall, Jackass: Best and Last is suitable only for adults 17 and older — and even then, the graphic nudity, sexual material, and extremely dangerous stunt content make this one of the most broadly adult-rated films releasing in theaters in 2026.
What Parents Can Do
- Do not allow anyone under 17 to see this film in theaters unaccompanied — the MPA R rating legally requires parental accompaniment, and the content — including graphic nudity and sexual material — goes well beyond standard R-rated films.
- If your older teen is a Jackass fan, use this as an opportunity to have a serious conversation about stunt imitation — the film’s “don’t try this at home” warning is not symbolic. “Don’t try this at home” is more relevant than ever given how easily teens can access and share content online.
- Discuss the difference between watching extreme stunts for entertainment and the real physical consequences the performers experience — many of the injuries shown in the film are genuine.
Official Trailer
(Paramount Pictures Official Trailer – YouTube embed)
FAQs
Q: What is the age rating for Jackass: Best and Last (2026)?
A: The film is officially rated R by the MPA for “extremely dangerous stunts and crude material throughout, graphic nudity, pervasive language and sexual material.” No one under 17 is admitted in theaters without a parent or adult guardian.
Q: Is Jackass: Best and Last appropriate for kids?
A: Absolutely not. The film contains dangerous stunt injuries, graphic nudity, sexual material, pervasive strong language, and extreme crude humor that makes it entirely unsuitable for children and younger teenagers.
Q: Does the film contain nudity?
A: Yes. The film contains graphic nudity presented in a comedic context. Notably, one scene features male nudity that is partially covered by a black box in the theatrical cut, indicating the footage was too explicit even for standard R-rated release.
Q: Is this really the last Jackass movie?
A: Yes. Johnny Knoxville has confirmed that Jackass: Best and Last is the final film in the franchise, stating “this is the natural place to end.”
Q: Where can I watch Jackass: Best and Last (2026)?
A: The film releases in theaters on June 26, 2026 in the United States, distributed by Paramount Pictures.