Jackass" director saving jocks in narrative debut Tremaine last directed "Jackass 3D," the 2010 Johnny Knoxville prank movie that made $117 domestically on a budget of $20 million.

Jeff Tremaine, who directed the mega-successful "Jackass" movies, is gearing up make his narrative feature debut with "Revenge of the Jocks."
The Warner Bros. comedy turns the 1980s comedy "Revenge of the Nerds" on its head while updating it at the same time.
Three men, once popular high school jocks with their glory days behind them, find themselves forced to adapt to a world run by the geek and nerd crowd, some of whom are only too eager to unleash their own tormenting on the new underdog class.
Tremaine last directed "Jackass 3D," the 2010 Johnny Knoxville prank movie that made $117 domestically on a budget of $20 million.