Why is Twitter Constantly Suspending the Soska Sisters?

Last week Jen and Sylvia Soska were suspended from Twitter for sharing a banner which featured multiple films including their biggest film to date; Rabid. There was no explanation given except that apparently it went against Twitter's policies. Just read that word "policies." Now I hate getting political, but just look at all the tripe that Trump boots out and his the freakin' president of an entire country and Twitter doesn't even blink, but god forbid a couple of hard working girls trying to make a living sharing an image from their upcoming film. An image that isn't REAL, it's art.

But, they get suspended. Then a couple of days ago they finally get their account back with promises that all will be restored and then, bam! Today they get suspended again and they have no warning or explanation what so ever. You'd think that this was the Twilight Zone, but nope. Welcome to social media in 2019.

The Soska Sisters' 'Rabid' Too Extreme for Twitter?

As you're aware, a remake of David Cronenberg's Rabid is on the horizon from horror's most bodacious twins, Jen & Sylvia Soska. The remake is one of the most hotly anticipated films, and with the film set for its world premiere and the world renowned FrightFest film festival in London, England, the filmmakers have been promoting their film.

However, Twitter didn't take too kindly to one image and outright suspended their account from Twitter. It's an absolute travesty. If you'd like to know more and perhaps make your voice heard, read on for more of the insanity within.

First Official Trailer for Jen & Sylvia Soska's 'Rabid' Remake

The Soska twins, Jen and Sylvia are a directing duo that have truly been making a name for themselves. They went out and turned their dream into a reality and it has been so much fun to watch, as they have given us such gems as Dead Hoooker in a Trunk and American Mary.

With each passing film they add something new, different and you can see their growth as filmmakers. And I urge you to check out some of their work. So, being that they're HUGE fans of David Cronenberg, as am I, they had the pleasure to create a remake of his 1977 film Rabid, and a new official trailer has made its way out which you can find within.