It’s Official: Jackass 5 Locks In Title and Release Date for the Grand Finale

Every spring, Hollywood bigwigs and their A-list pals descend on Las Vegas for CinemaCon, basically a supercharged sales pitch for theater owners. It’s the place where studios toss out slick trailers, news bombs, and unfinished footage to get everyone amped about their next round of blockbusters. This year’s event has already dropped some heavy hitters—trailers for Avengers: Doomsday, a peek at Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, and even news that Top Gun 3 is officially a thing (because apparently we can’t stop flying fighter jets at Mach whatever).

With all those CGI epic franchises fighting for attention, you might think the less-glossy stuff would get buried. But there’s one completely non-digital juggernaut that refuses to go quietly: Jackass. Somehow, that delightful brain trust of injury-prone man-children managed to make big news at CinemaCon too.

The Final Jackass Movie Has a Name—and a Date

So, after years of broken bones and the absolute outer limits of insurance policies, the fifth (and final, they swear) Jackass movie now actually has a name: Jackass: Best and Last. They also committed to a release date—June 26. And just for fun, they’re opening against Supergirl. So if you need a 'serious injuries versus superhero capes' showdown at the box office, circle that date on your calendar.

Trailer Breakdown: The Usual Mayhem, Plus Robots and Escape Rooms

At the CinemaCon event, the team premiered the first trailer for Jackass: Best and Last. No, they’re not trying to mature with age. This new batch mashes up never-before-seen stunts (think a prostate exam delivered by a robot, someone wearing a shock collar in a rather personal area, and something that’s being described as an ‘escape room from hell’) with vintage clips of previous carnage. If you came for self-inflicted agony and things that could get you banned from even the most tolerant urgent care, you’ll find it here.

Knoxville Gets Sentimental (Sort Of)

Johnny Knoxville himself showed up in Vegas to do the honors. Now, the whole crew has ‘retired’ about as many times as pro wrestlers, but this time Knoxville really leaned into the ‘it’s over’ angle. He told everyone:

'My name is Johnny Knoxville, and I’m going to try to not get emotional. This is the last Jackass film the world will ever see. Jackass means a hell of a lot for me. We knew we were making the last one, so we went extra hard to make sure this was also our best Jackass film ever.'

For a guy who once let a bull break his leg (on film), this was about as heartfelt as he gets.

Knoxville Knows His Limits—Sort Of

Knoxville has been pretty blunt lately about the cost of decades of slapstick and blunt-force trauma. Back in January 2026, on the Books That Changed My Life podcast, he admitted:

'I can’t do anything where I can get another concussion. I’m way over my limit for concussions. I don’t care about anything else. I just can’t get hit in the head anymore.'

Translation: No more head shots, but apparently everything else on (and in) his body is still fair game.

So, Here’s the Rundown

• Movie title: Jackass: Best and Last
• Hits theaters: June 26
• Premiere trailer features: Classic clips + new stunts (robotic prostate exams, genital shock collars, escape rooms designed by sadists)
• Johnny Knoxville update: He swears he’s retiring, and this time you might want to believe him—if only for his brain’s sake
• Main competitor in theaters: Supergirl (so expect a very different kind of audience in the next auditorium over)
• Risk level: Still criminally high for anyone involved, except now with a few more safety rules for Knoxville’s skull

Basically, Jackass is taking one last victory lap—still absurd, probably still dangerous, but now with a bittersweet sense that they’re actually closing up shop. Or at least until the next reunion tour.