For four decades, the iconic punk band NOFX has lived by their own chaotic rules, and James Buddy Day's unflinching documentary pulls back the curtain on the reckless journey. Centered on the band's notoriously outspoken frontman Fat Mike and his longtime bandmates El Hefe, Eric Melvin, and Erik Sandin, the film chronicles a legacy built on anthems, addiction, and anarchic humor. As they navigate the announcement of their impending retirement, the documentary captures a band confronting the very chaos they cultivated, wrestling with personal demons and the fallout of a lifetime spent at odds with the mainstream. This raw and often uncomfortably honest portrait delves into the cost of a non-stop party, exploring the fragile bonds of friendship tested by decades of excess. More than just a music documentary, it's a compelling study of survival, legacy, and the messy reality behind the punk rock mythos.