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05/21/2007: "Ireland's Slut Werkz: Part 3"

Ireland's Slut Werkz: Part 3
By Bob Preston
Thursday, May 17, 2007
from www.xfanz.com

In part three of an ongoing series, Kylie Ireland talks about the frustrations that led her to start her new production company, SlutWerkz. On set, Ireland wore camouflage pants, a black T-shirt and a bandana. She lives with Corruption director Eli Cross, whose influence on the apartment includes much of the bondage apparatus -- he’s the dominant one -- and most of their DVD collection, which includes Dr. Who, Danger Mouse, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and loads of great episodic TV like Deadwood, Six Feet Under and The X-Files. Their bookshelf features popular authors like Stephen King and Dean Koontz alongside headier fare like John Irving and Umberto Eco.

Ireland herself is a curvy redhead with a face for romantic comedies and a goofy sense of humor. She likes Battlestar Galactica and Star Trek -- also found on that extensive DVD shelf -- and she speaks with a light, chatty cadence that makes you feel like you’re getting a manicure-pedicure in the back of an S&M club.

In performance, Ireland throws herself into her movies helter-skelter, often donning bondage gear and having her mouth splayed open with dental apparatus to accommodate the appendages and devices shoved there. The very unexpectedness of Ireland’s presence in such hardcore movies only adds to their kink value. It’s like watching Helen Hunt get gangbanged or Debra Messing take a DP.

But regardless of Ireland’s good looks, her previous employers always balked at letting her show her the full extent of her fantasies.

"I was frustrated working at other companies," she said. "There were so many rules and regulations, and I was tired of playing by them. Like, if I shot a scene where we tied up a girl and fucked her, we'd have to untie the girl before we did the sex, when that was the point of the entire scene."

With that frustration in mind, Ireland launched SlutWerkz not only for herself, but also for any woman in the business serious about making movies, regardless of how intense their movies may be.

"Not all of our movies have to be super-freaky," Ireland said, but she added that SlutWerkz movies will absolutely be for men. Cuddly, soft-focus porn likely won't find a home at SlutWerkz.

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Note from Kylie: The "detal apparatus scene" referrs to ascene I did in "Twisted as Fuck" from DVSX.