This was quite a stunt. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Jackass Forever was the production in which the major moment took place.

The stuntman, who has been known to perform death-defying hijinks across the popular film and television franchise, recently told NME that he considered the fourth film installment "kind of a bummer." ...

The entertainer explained in a recent interview, "It’s not fun to watch [Johnny] Knoxville get hit in the head anymore." By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Steve-O is revealing why he thinks Jackass ...

Now streaming on Prime Video, Jackass Forever is likely to be the final go-round of winceworthy cross-your-legs-on-your-couch genital-trauma-by-proxy from the crew of sadistic/masochistic “pranksters” ...

"It's not fun to watch Knoxville get hit in the head anymore," Steve-O shared with regard to the brain damage that Knoxville sustained. "I wrote this text to the whole cast that day, thanking ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: It may be time for Johnny Knoxville to consider a new career path. The Jackass star and stunt man opened up about the “traumatic” brain injuries he sustained in Jackass ...

“Jackass Forever” made more than $80 million worldwide, but star Steve-O isn’t such a fan of the 2022 film. In fact, he was dismayed. “This last ‘Jackass’ movie… it was kind of a bummer, man,” he told ...

Jackass Forever was released last year to box office success and a lot of love from fans, but the reunion turned out to be less enjoyable for Steve-O. Speaking to NME, the stunt performer looked back ...