BEHIND THE S(ENES MTV bans Gallner clip as being too twisted By Frant Lovece Marty Callner is one of the most sought-after directors in music video. Lately, he's also become one of the most chased-after. First, Callner's slapstick cliD for Twisted Sister's "\{le're Not Gonna Take It" was misinterpreted by the U.S. "The video's no gorier than 'Thriller,"' defends Callner, "and it's funnv besides." The contro"versy surround- ing this and other recent Callner projects is, given his background, ironic. As a staff director for HBO (1975-1983), Callner churned out crafts- man-like comedv and music specials starring such "adult- Senate and an anti-rock pres- contemporary" acts as Liza sure group last summer. Now. Minnelli. Diana Ross and Ber- MTV has banned Callner's lat- nadette PeteN. He turned to est clip, a teenage-zombie comedv shot for Twisted Sis- ter's B6ach Boys pastiche, 'lBe Chrool to Your Scruel." Lack- ing the clout of Michael Jack- son - whose similar, though horrific. "Thriller" Dlaved al- most cdnstantly on' MIV - Callner is understandably uoset. ' "I think it's the most ridicu- lous, inane decisiol I've ever heard," says the 45-year-old director in his Midwestern drawl. "I was not notified by MTv officiauy, though they me unofficially. Frank- rock with "Stevie Nicks in Concert," a 1982 special docu- menting the former Fleetwood Mac vocalist's "Bella Donna" tour. "Just like that," recalls Callner, "I decided I wanted to be in rock'n'roll." Though best known lor .his Twisted Sister clips, he's worked witl all sorts of acts - most recently Heart, for whom he directed the cunent "Nothin' at All." To his chagrin and surprise, Callner became infamous dur" ing the so-called "porn rock"