Joey Buttafuoco may be best known for his real-life notoriety, but his foray into film has made him a fascinating figure in the world of physical media. His role in "The Underground Comedy Movie" (1999) remains a cult favorite, blending outrageous humor with a unique approach to storytelling that appeals to collectors of offbeat cinema. This film, released on DVD, is often sought after for its rarity and the notorious reputation it carries—making it a staple in any collection that celebrates the unconventional. Buttafuoco's later work in "Lord of the Freaks" (2015) showcases his evolution as an actor in the indie film scene, attracting collectors interested in the underground film movement. The limited releases of his films on various formats, particularly those that highlight his unconventional career trajectory, make them prized possessions for enthusiasts. As a figure who straddles the line between infamy and entertainment, Buttafuoco’s films are not just about viewing—they’re about owning a piece of pop culture history that tells a larger story.