Awesome Jackass

Because we can never get enough idiotic and dangerous stunts, Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man, and a whole bunch of friends got together to deliver one final round of stupidity for our enjoyment. We’re happy to see that Bad Grandpa makes an appearance too. In theaters 2.4.2022.

Because watching grown men act like idiots never gets old, Johnny Knoxville, Spike Jonze, and Jeff Tremaine have assembled the Jackass gang for another movie packed with self-destructive stunts. Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, and Wee Man are joined by a fresh batch of victims this time out. Drops 10.22.2021.

(PG-13: Language) Best known for his role on Jackass, skateboarder Jason “Wee Man” Acuña is living the dream. But his version doesn’t involve mansions and fast cars. Instead, he’s decided to strip away all that superficial stuff, and now lives happily in his custom Mercedes Sprinter van.

Actor and backyard daredevil Johnny Knoxville has subjected himself to all manner of torture in the name of entertainment. In this clip from Vanity Fair, the Jackass and Bad Grandpa star breaks down the rich history of his numerous injuries. That Butterbean bit still hurts.

(PG-13: Language) “The fact that you’re here, Steve-O, is a miracle.” Hear, hear! So settle down and let uncle Steve-O regale you with tales of horrifying stunts, the comfort of costumes, the ethics of Jackass and more in this amazing Hot Ones interview.

For the show’s 15th anniversary, the creators and cast of Jackass spoke with Rolling Stone about the show’s origins and their many hilarious – and very painful – experiences. Here’s to the show that made kids around the world afraid of Americans.

(NSFW, Offensive humor) Dressed up as an old coot, Johnny Knoxville and 9-year old Jackson Nicoll travel across the United States freaking the hell out of people in Bad Grandpa. We really hope that corpse isn’t real.

(NSFW, Offensive humor) Disguised as an 86-year old man, Johnny Knoxville takes his 8-year old “grandson” Billy on a road trip across America, punking unsuspecting people in the foulest of manners.

Jay Cheel’s Beauty Day tells the story of Canadian cable access TV maverick Ralph Zavadil, who performed a pre-Jackass series of daring and idiotic stunts on his Cap’n Video show in the ’90s.

Jackass 3D was loaded with over the top antics from Johnny Knoxville and the gang. Now you’ll be able to see another 85 minutes of Jackassery when the extended version hits Joost on April Fools Day.

Johnny Knoxville and the rest of the Jackass crew are back, and this time they’re taking their stupid antics into a whole new dimension. This just might be the best use of 3D technology yet.