Final 'Jackass' Movie Arrives on Paramount+ Later This Month
The last installment of the Jackass franchise, "Best and Last," will begin streaming on Paramount+ on September 24. The film, which hit theaters in June, reunites the original cast including Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, and Bam Margera for one final round of stunts. It follows the 2022 release "Jackass Forever," during which Knoxville suffered serious injuries.
The film arrives on Paramount+ on September 24, following its theatrical debut on June 26. This release concludes a franchise that evolved from an MTV series into a five-part movie saga.
The original crew, including Knoxville, Margera, and Steve-O, reunited for this final chapter. It comes four years after the previous film, during which Knoxville sustained a brain hemorrhage, concussion, and broken bones from a bull attack, prompting him to semi-retire.
This streaming release could reignite public interest in extreme stunt comedy, potentially influencing younger viewers to mimic dangerous acts. It may also offer closure for longtime fans who have followed the crew for decades. Additionally, the film could spark renewed debate about performer safety and the ethical limits of on-screen physical risk, especially given Knoxville's documented injuries.