Film Review – Jackass: Best and Last

“Jackass” made its MTV debut in 2000, immediately finding an audience with its juvenile antics and DIY stunt work. It brought skate video vibes to the mainstream, triggering the creation of a movie in 2002, and the picture did remarkably well. The brand as returned in many sequels and even a spin-off over the years, and it seemed that 2022’s “Jackass Forever” was going to be a swan song for the original crew. After all, these once young men of extreme bodily pain were getting older, and audiences were moving on to different offerings of stupidity, giving Johnny Knoxville and his crew a chance to bow out gracefully. However, the “Jackass” crew isn’t one to leave money on the table, resulting in the creation of “Jackass: Best and Last,” which offers a mix of new shenanigans and clips from previous installments. It’s a brazen teat-squeeze from the “Jackass” universe, with the production merely out to be a cash machine, not a fresh round of slapstick and bullying from goofballs who’ve been hurting themselves for the entertainment of others for nearly three decades. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com