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The Truth Behind The Insanity of The Iconic Punk Band NOFX
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Full disclosure: I love this band, so this may be a bit skewed. I was at the final shows in San Pedro, but I somehow didn’t make the movie.One of the better music documentaries I’ve ever seen, especially because of the unfettered access and band’s openness to discuss difficult topics. Equal parts hilarious, insightful, and heartbreaking, this is a very intimate look at a punk band’s breakup. Stay for the credits, because they are VERY funny.
NOFX isn't the best punk band out there, but they are without a doubt my favorite. I've seen them at least twenty times over the years including their final shows in San Diego and San Pedro, but nothing could prepare me for the crime scene that came out of Fat Mike's ass.
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This documentary chronicles the final world tour and the tumultuous, decades-long history of the influential punk band NOFX.
The film was directed by James Buddy Day and released in 2026.
While the film is heavily focused on band lore and internal dynamics, it offers enough observational chaos to engage viewers interested in the punk music scene.
