Amy Fisher Gossip

A little bullet has made Mary Jo Buttafuoco a prude.

The ex-wife of Joey Buttafuoco - and victim of an Amy Fisher gun shot - is sick over the fact that Fisher is peddling a sex tape.

"She's no Jenna Jameson, she's just a porn star [out] to make money. She tried to kill somebody, and now you're making money off it," Mary Jo said, causing us to wonder if Jameson got into that business for the orgasms, as opposed to the dollars.

Mary Jo Buttafuoco won't be purchasing the Amy Fisher sex tape.

Mary Jo - who still has Amy's bullet lodged in her head the same way Amy has husband Lou Bellera's unit lodged inside her on video - said that as she watched Fisher on TV promoting the sex tape, "I was a little surprised at her flippant attitude."

It must have been like opening your front door to the sight of a loaded gun or something.

Meanwhile, the producers of the Fisher tape announced they were putting out a video starring Joey and his new wife next month. Seriously. How will Olivia Mojica ever keep up with this sex tape parade?

Shortly before the Amy Fisher sex tape party blew the sidewalks off New York City, the former piece of jail bait spoke about her homemade video.

"I found out before it was released," Fisher said. "My husband told me privately and he tried to minimize it. I didn't see it and he didn't even have a copy of it."

As we know by now, it was Fisher's husband who leaked the tape when he filed for divorce. Fisher says the couple never thought they'd get back together... until, you know, they did.

Asked is she trusted her husband, Fisher replied: "It is very hard. I love him, but I don't trust him. He is very sorry for what he did and would take it back if he could."

Meanwhile, Amy Fisher Caught on Tape has been the number-one adult video for the past six weeks.

Amy Fisher once shot her lover's wife in the face. No one saw that coming.

However, anyone who wants to fork over enough cash can see her coming as of tomorrow night! DJ Amy Fisher will be laying it down at the club Retox on 28th Street in New York City at the release party for her very own sex tape!

A promotional ad for the Amy Fisher sex tape release party.

The press release for the much-anticipated event states: "Amy Fisher, dubbed the Long Island Lolita by the press, is an American woman convicted of the 1992 shooting of the wife of her lover, (Joseph "Joey" Buttafuoco) with whom she began an affair as a 16 year-old student at Kennedy High School in Bellmore, New York. Fisher served seven years in prison for aggravated assault and was released in 1999. The case drew a great deal of media attention and still continues 'til this day. Now shes back in the news and DJing..."

Only in America, people. Heidi Montag has someone to truly aspire to. Although she's got a hell of a long way to go to match the skankiness of Amy Fisher nude.

We suspect Mary Jo Buttafuoco - Amy's shooting victim - will sit this one out tomorrow night. But who knows, maybe she's secretly into this kinky stuff.

The revelation that an Amy Fisher sex tape would hit the celebrity porn market was met with great excitement late last year... at least among some people.

As a sequel to the Kim Kardashian sex tape prepares to hit the market, Red Light District is hurrying up the release of its Amy Fisher amateur porn production.

This adult film company has acquired the rights to distribute "Amy Fisher: Caught on Tape" after completing a transaction with Lou Bellera, Fisher's husband and co-star in the video.

Of course, Red Light District has done this before: it's the distribution label for classic celebrity sex tapes that starred Paris Hilton, Dustin Diamond, and Chyna.

According to David Joseph, CEO, Fisher does not hold back on camera. 

"This is the best sex tape made by someone high profile," he said. "The quality is high, and it's super graphic. It's intensely hardcore for a mainstream audience."

The 60-minute DVD shows Fisher and her husband having sex in various rooms throughout their house. The two-disc collection will be available in both domestic and international adult video stores on November 14.

Looks like Jennifer Toof has until that date to get railed in front of the camera again and take back the title of Raunchiest Sex Tape. We think she can do it.

Amy Fisher nude and mid-coital was something filmed "in private" the Long Island Lolita claims, having filed a lawsuit against a company preparing to release a sex tape featuring her and her husband.

TMZ has obtained the lawsuit filed by Fisher in New York Federal Court, stating that her then estranged hubby, Louis Bellera, had no right to sell the private home videos to Red Light District.

According to the documents, Bellera entered into a contract to distribute the tape in August of 2007, without permission from Amy.

Years ago, of course, Fisher made headlines when she shot Mary Jo Buttafuoco, wife of her lover Joey at the time. After serving time for the incident, Amy briefly reunited with Joey for a reality show.

Shouldn't she be more ashamed of that footage than any sex tape?

You don't see Keeley Hazell or Olivia Mojica filing any lawsuits, do you?

In a story about as shocking as the words of Nicole Narain labeling Britney Spears as an unfit mother, Amy Fisher has a sex tape.

Lou Bellara - who somehow married the trigger-happy Fisher - told The New York Post he regrets selling off a sex tape he made with his wife. Bellara sold the video after Amy dumped him to start dating Joey Buttafuoco again.

"We were estranged. She was seeing Joey," Lou said. "I was seething about the whole thing. It just came to a point where I was hurt and embarrassed by it... and it pressed the wrong button. I just used that as a vehicle to strike back at her."

Hey, at least this guy is honest. Ray J is out there, driving around in expensive cars, still pretending he had nothing to do with the release of the Kim Kardashian sex tape.

This video is titled "Amy Fisher Caught On Tape." It's available from Red Light District.

Somewhere out there, Keeley Hazell is cursing the fact that her public display of intercourse is becoming common practice at this point.