When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission.<\/i><\/p>\n Credit: Paramount Pictures<\/p>\n For over a quarter-century on Jackass, Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and a band of merry mischief-makers have been hurting and humiliating each other, all in the name of comedy. After several movies and TV show spinoffs, the stunts are coming to an end with Jackass: Best and Last. The 2026 movie release<\/a> is part victory lap, part greatest hits compilation, but Steve-O has his own unique way of describing the last chapter.<\/p>\n Every Jackass movie seemed to bring about questions of just how long the franchise could sustain itself \u2014 and how much punishment the participants\u2019 bodies could take. We now have our answer, with Steve-O confirming Jackass: Best and Last is \u201cone-hundred percent\u201d the last one. In addition to some new stunts, the new movie features never-before-aired footage that couldn\u2019t be shown in previous offerings. Steve-O told People:<\/a><\/p>\n I genuinely don’t know why it’s allowed now, but it’s in here. That’s what this movie is: finding a home for such fucked-up shit that never had a home, and one last hurrah of all of us getting together and doing whatever we have in us to do.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n There is something strangely beautiful in Steve-O\u2019s description of their final Jackass outing being a place where all of the wayward clips found a home. In fact, critics noted how \u201cpoignant\u201d Best and Last is<\/a>, as well, celebrating 26 years of friendship in the best way they know how \u2014 with more Jackass nudity<\/a>, pain, pranks and lots and lots of laughter.<\/p>\n Steve-O, Johnny Knoxville, Wee Man and Chris Pontius are all in their 50s now, and after so many years of putting their bodies through the kind of \u201cf—ed-up sh-t\u201d that Jackass requires, this does seem like an appropriate finish line.<\/p>\n Steve-O even said when confirming that there will be no more after Best and Last that \u201cyou can’t really do Jackass\u201d after the bull injury that Johnny Knoxville (who refuses to go by his \u201cvenereal disease\u201d real name<\/a>) suffered in 2020 while filming Jackass Forever.<\/p>\n Johnny Knoxville was gored by a bull<\/a> (twice) while filming the franchise\u2019s fourth movie, resulting in injuries that included broken ribs, a concussion and brain hemorrhage. He\u2019d already suffered 16 concussions from previous exploits, and he took months to recover \u2014 both physically and mentally \u2014 from the bull incident.<\/p>\n As such, it\u2019s no surprise that the actor wasn\u2019t able to participate in any big, new stunts for Jackass: Best and Last, because he couldn\u2019t risk getting hit in the head again<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/span><\/div>\n