All 9 Jackass Movies By Their Release Year

Jackass movies have been serving humor and hearty laughter for almost 20 years now. After the successful run of the Jackass TV series, the first and assumed “finale” to bid adieu to the fans, the cast got together to shoot a movie. After its crazy reign as a blockbuster at the box office, there was no turning back.

If you are planning to have a get-together or movie night with your friends, get movie installments lined up in order for a fun time as you embark on a journey through the wild and wacky world of Jackass movies.

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1 All 9 Jackass Movies In Order
2 Conclusion
3 All Jackass Movies According To Highest To Lowest IMDb Ranking
4 All Jackass Movies Box Office Collection

All 9 Jackass Movies In Order

Jackass The Movie

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Jeff Tremaine, Spike Jonze, Johnny Knoxville

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Chris Pontius

Genres: Documentary, Action, Comedy

The comedic documentary has Johnny Knoxville leading a stuntmen crew and lunatics displaying embarrassing, torturing events. The stunts include childlike sequences where these boys are seen wearing panda suits in Tokyo and life-threatening actions parts, most of them including gross ones.

The movie contains some crazy, absurd haphazard stunts. Right from the introduction, the mess begins when all the boys ride a shopping cart downhill and crash into the fruit stand.

As the movie progresses, Steve-O is seen snorting wasabi mixed with soy sauce and Bam scares his mother April by planting live alligators in the kitchen.

Some of the most bizarre ones are Ryan Dunn inserting a toy car in his anus for it to appear in the X-ray, Johnny sticking his arm in a cow’s butt and Dave England defecating in his pants uncontrollably. The end credits roll, which shows the car inserted in Ryan’s anus being defecated. Johnny Knoxville is launched into a lake, and Rip Taylor ends the film.
Jackass Number Two

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Jeff Tremaine, Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius

Genres: Documentary, Action, Comedy

The movie starts with nine cast members being introduced when chased by bulls. Johnny dressed Chris Pontius’ penis as a rat to put on a puppet show with a snake. Another life-threatening stunt is performed by Steve-O, being used as bait for sharks in the Gulf of Mexico.

The stunts keep getting worse as Wee Man sits with bare butt on an electrically rigged chair, Wee Man bungee jumps in a Miami with Preston as his support weight, and Dave is offered 200 dollars to eat horse feces. You can expect to see bare bodies, “gay” behavior, and bodily secretions throughout the movie.

Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, and Bam Margera target the unsuspected public towards gross stunts, including bodily fluids, pain, and danger, shocking and annoying the brains out of the public.
Jackass 2.5

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Jeff Tremaine, Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Preston Lacy

Genres: Documentary, Action, Comedy

The crazy cult heroes reunite to share their experiences of jackass number two and also reveal some unused ideas. One such weird incident to keep viewers cracking up is when Johnny Knoxville’s prostate exam in Russia.

They are later found drinking beer in India from Shridhar’s long fingernails extending up to several feet. Wee Man is also seen using a “pee gun” on the crew members while in another scene, Lacy is painted as king kong.

A scene shows a crew boy lying on a nail bed with a snake between his legs and another one on his chest. Not ending here, an Indian sadhu sitting half naked sips the urine of a crew member who is equally gross as the crazy crew of Jackass.

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Some other elements of slapstick comedy in this movie were riding mini motorbikes to result in a crash and “Rapunzel” where Rake Yohn gets his hair braided to be used as a rope.

The Jackass crew and Johnny Knoxville present dangerous and gross events and the actions shown here revolve around the cast talking about their role in the chaos and how some sequences didn’t work well how they wished for.
Jackass Presents Mat Hoffman’s Tribute to Evel Knievel

Director: Elia Lyssy

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Mat Hoffman, Travis Pastrana

Genres: Action, Comedy, Sport

The first Jackass Presents film of the franchise is a tribute to legendary stuntman Evel Knievel who died of pulmonary disease one year before the film’s release. BMX legend Mat Hoffman and other big names join hands to pay homage to Evel who inspired the crazy jackass stunts. With Johnny Knoxville as the host, Travis Pastrana, Scott “Plamer” Palmer, Allan Cooke, Davin “Psycho” Halford, Trigger Gumm, and Jeff “Harley” Schneider are the daredevils who risk it all to perform the motorbike stunts.

One of the footage of Knoxville’s visit to the hospital is a closure to this tribute. The reality behind the stunt is Knoxville attempted a motorbike backflip and in the third attempt, he went 20 feet in the air landing to tear his urethra. This severe injury kept Knoxville from peeing normally and using a tube instead for three years.
Jackass 3D

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Jeff Tremaine, Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Bam Margera

Genres: Documentary, Action, Comedy

Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Dunn, Chris Pontius and others return to try their hands on more gruesome, gross stunts and pranks. The movie rolls with cast members wearing colors of the rainbow being attacked in different ways. Poo cocktail supreme, radio-controlled helicopter attached to Pontius’ penis, gallons of water to flush away the crew, “Beehive Tetherball” and “Lamborghini Tooth Pull” are just to name a few stunts tried.

Bam Margera, Johnny Knoxville, Steve, Wee Man, and other friends follow their madness in another part including outrageous stunts like standing in front of a charging bull and air launching and crashing themselves into random things.
Jackass 3.5

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Jeff Tremaine, Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O

Genres: Documentary, Action, Comedy

Unused stuff is put to use by the Jackass franchise in Jackass 3.5. The leftover cuts and footage that did not make it into Jackass 3D were used to extend this one to an hour. The bonus footage, mess, and pranks make this one funnier when you watch it right after Jackass 3D.

Gross humor, bloopers, and gags without any required sequence are plentiful like Pontius’ penis is shown in slow motion, Steve-O being bitten by a turtle on the butt, basketball nut shots, and behind the scene interview from the cast.

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All crew members perform public pranks and undergo pain to deliver an “entertaining” performance which unfortunately was not released theatrically as they were seen as less impactful.
Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Johnny Knoxville, Spike Jonze, Jeff Tremaine

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Jackson Nicoll, Gregorio

Genre: Comedy

This is the franchise’s first movie with a proper storyline that flows smoothly. Rather than just some clips of crazy stunts, it revolves around an 86-year-old grandpa Irving Zisman, played by Johnny Knoxville, who is looking for some fun.

He sits in the hospital reading a magazine imagining sexy scenarios when the nurse comes with the bad news of the passing of his wife. Surprisingly, the news is not so bad for the grandpa who gets excited by the news of his freedom.

The arrival of his grandson Billy ruins his plans. Irving’s daughter leaves Billy with his grandfather due to legal issues. Irving does not let this affect his fun and leaves for a road trip with hidden cameras along with Billy and his wife’s corpse in the trunk. The two visit places like the strippers club, and children’s beauty pageant while stealing food, fishing, and tossing the corpse in the river.

The two met male strippers, biker bar patrons, funeral home mourners, and a number of the random unsuspecting public. The unreal situations faced by real people display a complete rollercoaster ride and disordered comedy sequences.
Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa .5

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Fax Bahr, Spike Jonze, Johnny Knoxville

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Jackson Nicoll, Jack Polick

Genre: Comedy

Jackass Presents Bad Grandpa .5 shows Grandpas Irving with his grandchild Billy(Jackson Nicoll) doing new pranks and some scenes that could not make it to the prior movie. The new characters of Gloria, played by Spike Jones and also Catherine Keener portray Irving’s wife “Ellie”. It is less of a story and more of the work that goes into making the story.

It contains behind the scene shots, interviews with the crew members, and dozens of unused or failed pranks. Some hilarious ones are Spike Jones dressed as Gloria with a revealing saggy breast and female prosthetic appealing to others and later revealing he is a male and all this is a set-up. The most vital part of the movie is hours of patience and make-up to turn Johnny Knoxville into Irving, footage of which is plentiful in the .5 version which is said to be adapted from the “Jackass” TV series.
Jackass Forever

Director: Jeff Tremaine

Writers: Jason ‘Wee Man’ Acuña, Derrick Beckles, J.P. Blackmon

Stars: Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius

Genres: Documentary, Action, Comedy

Johnny Knoxville and crew return after 11 years to perform their gags and stunts for their cult. It is the first film without Ryan Dunn following his demise in 2011. The opening scene is hilarious, being a tribute to Kaiju cinema where a monster is destroying a city. In reality, it’s again Potinuis’ penis on exhibition, painted green to look like a monster destroying a mini set and the rest of the crew members are running on a life-size set of the same place.

The movie has many absurd pranks and stunts except for Johnny Knoxville’s famous introduction. The first highlight is the stunt with a bull, where Knoxville suffers serious injuries. Dave has done one of the grossest of them all, getting pig sperm dumped on him. Meanwhile, his fellow Lacy lets his testicles be a human punching bag.

The newcomers like Poopies fight a Texas rat snake and Rachel Wolfson is bitted on the lips by a Scorpion. The ending stunt is Vomitron where Zach, Eric, Poopies, Dave, Steve-O, and Jasper drink milk on a high-speed carousel and end up vomiting. The victims are then attacked by a tennis machine, paintball, and a big bang explosion that shocks them all.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Jackass movies have remained a popular and enduring franchise for over two decades. The series is well known for its outrageous stunts, pranks, and comedy that has entertained and horrified the audience at the same time.

From the original installment “Jackass: The Movie (2002)” to “Jackass Forever (2022)” the films have pushed the boundaries of what is acceptable in mainstream entertainment. The entire series has become a cultural phenomenon. Whether you are a die-hard fan or a curious observer of the movies, Watching the “Jackass” movies in order will leave a lasting impression.