Porn Valley- There’s drama going on at the www.lukeisback.com website to warm your weekend cockles. It concerns Delilah Strong’s being injured on a Mason set back in July. Strong was supposedly dropped on her head by performer Joe Rock during what was Mason’s first shoot for Anabolic. Strong is saying that Rock deliberately dropped her.

Rock, however, is saying the incident never happened, that you can go to the tape. “Everything we did in the scene is on film,” Rock says. “There was some slapping and spitting but Delilah did everything to me too. She spat on me face and slapped me too. Then I left.” According to Rock, Strong went on to do another scene. “Then I heard the next day that I dropped her on her head.”

“I don’t know why she’s saying something like this,” Rock continued. “Because everybody who knows me knows it is not true. I don’t know why she lied.” Rock does recall Strong hurting her toe, however.

In her version of events, Strong claims that she was badly bruised on the Mason set, broke a toe, and dropped on her head. Strong states that not only was she not compensated for her injuries, but that Mason didn’t pay her agent, Redd Rose, her agency fee. In an interview, Strong also claims that Mason made calls around the industry to try to prevent her from being hired.

“After I shot with her, she [Mason] went back to everybody at Anabolic and told them not to shoot me,” Strong says. “Though it didn’t prevent me from working for Anabolic/Diabolic.”

According to Strong she’d been on the set for 13 hours in an abandoned warehouse that had no electricity and no bathrooms. Strong also claims he had to pee in a bucket all day and was working with Chris Mountain besides Joe Rock in what was a two-part scene. Strong said it was a rough scene and that Rock was holding her upside down and dropped her on her head.

“I fell on the back of my neck and I came down and flipped over and I hit my toe. I broke my toe,” Strong adds. Strong says they then took a 20 minute break so she could put ice on her toe. Strong claims she was also bleeding.

After the scene was over, Strong went to Redd Rose very upset by what happened. Strong, who claims her face and eye were swollen by then, told her agent she felt that she needed more money.

“I had been hit in my face and stomach and thighs, everywhere, which I knew was going to happen and I was totally fine with,” Strong relates. “But I did not expect to be dropped on my head and getting the broken toe.” Strong claims she told Mason with her agent present to compensate her an extra $200 because she was going to have to forfeit some shoots

“Mason was not happy with that,” Strong says. She also claims that she was getting very rude phone calls from Mason. Even though she went above and beyond what the scene called for, Strong is disappointed because she wasn’t compensated. She claims she didn’t sue because she didn’t want people scared to shoot her.

“I didn’t want people to feel that I was going to come on their set and end up suing them,” Strong says. “I want to be in the industry for as long as I can. I didn’t come in to make some quick money and get out.” Strong also says she got wind that Mason was calling people and requesting that they don’t use her.

“That really got to me,” says Strong. “I didn’t understand why she was doing that. In the long run, it didn’t affect me. I missed two shoots because of it then went back to work.” According to Strong, Mason made no gestures to fix things but only to turn her back on her.

“I felt like I got a slap in my face.”

Mason claims she didn’t tell people not to shoot Strong. She only explained what her experience with Delilah had been.

And, according to Mason, Strong had called her a couple of weeks ago saying she was sorry the incident got blown out of proportion. Strong’s version is that she called Mason on a Chico Wang set. Supposedly Wang had told Strong that Mason didn’t want him to shoot her. That’s when Strong called Mason in an attempt to clear the air. Strong says a lot of versions of the original story surfaced but none were coming from her.

Wang also chimed in to say that Mason’s a drama queen and one of the most difficult directors to work with.

“For every 10 scenes she books, 9 get cancelled and it takes her a year to make a movie.”

According to Wang, Mason tried to get him to ban Redd Rose. “Yes, I did ban Redd Rose,” says Wang. “She [Mason] just started at Anabolic and created all this drama.”

Wang goes on to say that Strong gave him her version of what happened on Mason’s shoot. “She tells me she was hurt in the scene and I believe it.”

But Wang doesn’t think she was dropped on her head by Joe Rock.