Brandon DiCamillo Movies

411 Video Productions and Ventura Distribution present this, the first entry in the CKY series of extreme stunts and skateboarding programs. Directed by and featuring Bam Margera of Jackass, CKY features the same kind of madness and one-upmanship that made that show an overnight success on MTV. Released in 2002, the program also features appearances by Brandon Dicamillo, Jess Margera, Mike Maldonado, Ryan Gee, and Kerry Getz. Other titles in the series include CKY2K and CKY3. ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide

Jackass stars Bam Margera, Ryan Dunn, and Brandon DiCamillo star in this comedy directed and written by Margera. Dunn stars as a young man who begins to suspect that his girlfriend Glauren (Jennifer Rivell) has been having a secret affair with local burnout Hellboy (Rake Yohn). Rather than confront Glauren about the alleged dalliances, Dunn enlists pals Valo (Margera) and Falcone (DiCamillo) to spy on her and find out just what it is she's been up to. Superstar skateboarder Tony Hawk also appears. ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide

For fans who thought the stakes couldn't be raised any higher and the bar couldn't be lowered any further, the original cast and crew of the stunt comedy sensation that swept the globe return for another round of jaw-dropping feats that are guaranteed to have viewers wincing through their laughter. Jeff Tremaine directs, and Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Chris Pontius, Steve-O, Ryan Dunn, and Jason "Wee Man" Acuna return to the screen to endure more pain and humiliation than ever thought possible on the big screen. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

The parents of former Jackass regular Bam Margera endure a heap of hilarious humiliation during season one of the savagely satirical stunt show Viva La Bam. To get things rolling, Bam deliberately provokes the anger of his dad Phil by installing a fireman's pole in the house...in the middle of the night. And, for good measure, he transforms Casa Margera into a skate park. Next up, Bam invites the singing group Turbonegro for an in-house rock concert, while poor Phil is forced to go without food for 24 hours. Had enough? Well, Bam sure hasn't, as witnessed by the drawbridge and moat he constructs outside the house to accommodate a family reunion. Even Bam's efforts to give his parents a special wedding anniversary result in considerable pain and discomfort for Bam's dad Phil and mom April, with a Russian mail-order bride and a tacky tuxedo adding to the festivities. At least April is able to exact revenge on her darling boy -- but not before she had been hoodwinked into thinking her house has been blown up! The season finale is the infamous scavenger hunt, wherein all the Margeras, plus Bam's reprobate friends, speed around town in crummy used cars to locate such items as a "hot chick in lingerie," a bee sting, a cow's autograph, a fresh pile of road kill, and an edible worm. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

What humiliations and outrages are awaiting the parents of zany stuntmeister Bam Margera during the third season of Viva La Bam? Well, for starters, Bam sets up yet another private skate park, this time in his parent's driveway, then decorates the park with worthless junk borrowed from the homes of celebrities like Tommy Lee and Jack Osbourne. Bam's hapless dad and mom Phil and April are in for more trouble when their son and his buddies buy a bunch of potato guns and stage a messy reenactment of the Civil War. Bam's Jackass mentor Johnny Knoxville shows up in a later episode to inaugurate a prank war in which no prisoners are taken and no feelings are spared (even Sean Penn joins in on the fun). Just when it seems that Bam is going to make up for all the damage inflicted on his parents' home and sensibilities, he reneges on his promise to put dad Phil and mom April on a cruise ship that is safely docked near dry land, but instead casts them adrift on the high seas! The season finale is an episode titled "Bamiature Golf." Draw your own conclusions. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Professional skateboarder and incorrigible jokester Bam Margera continues humiliating his real-life family, tossing such values as taste and decorum into the dumpster, and performing dangerous stunts (NO! NO! WE TOLD YOU NOT TO TRY THESE AT HOME!) as the MTV "prank show"Viva la Bam enters its fifth season. Things get off to a rousing star as Bam and the family recall their top five favorite moments from past episodes during a chaotic camping trip. Other episodes dwell upon the prickly relationship between Bam and his uncle Don Vito (aka Vincent Margeta), who in one instance spends several days in Brazil with no idea where he really is. Fellow skater Bob Burnquist appears in that particular episode, while Billy Idol makes a surprise appearance on the occasion of mom April Margera's birthday. Elsewhere, a drag race is postponed when Bam's beloved Lamborgini "mysteriously" disappears; and Bam's pal Raab Himself (aka Chris Raab) heads to Latvia to latch up with a Russian mail-order bride. And for the benefit of those who think that Bam has it all his own way on the series, Uncle Vito exacts sweet revenge on his nephew for past humiliations--and he does it two, count 'em, two times! ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide