So Wrong They're Right

This documentary-style film showcases the early, raw stunts and pranks performed by the future stars of Jackass. It captures their uninhibited approach to pain, embarrassment, and general chaos, highlighting their daredevil attitudes and the ensuing mayhem.

As a precursor to the popular Jackass franchise, 'So Wrong They're Right' was not widely reviewed by traditional critics. Its reception was primarily among its cult following who appreciated its unfiltered portrayal of extreme stunts and gross-out humor. It's generally viewed as an underground cult classic that laid the groundwork for future endeavors.

• Features the foundational antics of the Jackass crew.
• Appeals to fans of extreme stunts and prank comedy.
• Known for its raw, unpolished, and often shocking content.

Google audience: Audience reviews for 'So Wrong They're Right' are scarce due to its cult status and early release. However, fans often praise its authenticity and the unadulterated thrill of watching the early stunts that defined the Jackass phenomenon. It's considered a must-watch for those who enjoyed the later TV series and films.

This film is considered one of the earliest, if not the first, major works featuring the core cast that would later become famous as the Jackass crew.