Louise Everitt

Louise Everitt

Editor-in-Chief
Louise Everitt is Editor-in-Chief of Cuttingsfg.com, with nearly a decade covering film and television. She leads the site's editorial standards, corrections and awards coverage, and writes on Netflix originals, Bridgerton and celebrity news.
The Definitive Buffy the Vampire Slayer Power Rankings: Every Hero From Weakest to God-Tier
The Definitive Buffy the Vampire Slayer Power Rankings: Every Hero From Weakest to God-Tier
Buffy the Vampire Slayer started as one teen taking on Sunnydale’s vampires—then the Scooby Gang, steadfast watcher Giles, and wildcard vamps Angel and Spike turned a lone slayer’s mission into must-watch mythmaking.
New Harry Potter Reboot Footage Finally Delivers the One Thing the Movies Squandered
New Harry Potter Reboot Footage Finally Delivers the One Thing the Movies Squandered
HBO Max turns up the magic with fresh footage from its Harry Potter reboot, arriving at Christmas, headlining a hype reel that also teases DC’s Lanterns, House of the Dragon, The Pitt, and more—complete with an extended peek at a reimagined The Philosopher’s Stone.
Binge It Now: HBO’s Perfect-Score Sci-Fi Gem Leaves Netflix Next Week
Binge It Now: HBO’s Perfect-Score Sci-Fi Gem Leaves Netflix Next Week
Clock’s ticking: Netflix axes a widely acclaimed animated sci‑fi series in one week. Celebrated by critics and fans for its dark, hypnotic storytelling and singular, striking visuals, this eerie beauty won’t be around much longer. Stream it before it vanishes.
Barbra Streisand Addresses Cannes Absence With Heartfelt Video Message
Barbra Streisand Addresses Cannes Absence With Heartfelt Video Message
Barbra Streisand pulls out of Cannes 2026, skipping the honorary Palme ceremony, citing powerful on‑screen images that still won’t leave her head.
Invincible and The Boys Had a Secret Crossover — Here’s How a TV Showdown Could Play Out
Invincible and The Boys Had a Secret Crossover — Here’s How a TV Showdown Could Play Out
Forget Marvel and DC — the most talked-about capes right now are coming from elsewhere. Invincible and The Boys have rocketed from breakout comics to Prime Video smash hits, delivering a bloodier, bolder spin on superheroes — one as hard-hitting animation, the other as a live-action shockwave.
Netflix Revives Cult-Favorite Canceled SyFy Series For A Final Season
Netflix Revives Cult-Favorite Canceled SyFy Series For A Final Season
A rare Syfy-born breakout turned mainstream sensation signs off when its final season hits Netflix on June 6. Expect a neatly wrapped sendoff for fans who’ve followed the ride.
The 100%-Rated Netflix Superhero Series Everyone’s Bingeing — 2.7 Million Views and Counting
The 100%-Rated Netflix Superhero Series Everyone’s Bingeing — 2.7 Million Views and Counting
Nearly a decade in the making, a wild new Netflix series once intended as Stan Lee’s final screen adaptation has erupted with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes critics score, sky-high audience ratings, and millions of verified views.
Ahsoka Season 2: Who’s In, What’s Next, and Why You’re Still Waiting
Ahsoka Season 2: Who’s In, What’s Next, and Why You’re Still Waiting
Star Wars blasts back into theaters with The Mandalorian and Grogu, even as more films queue up — including Star Wars: Starfighter next year — and the galaxy far, far away holds its TV ground with Ahsoka season two, currently the only series on deck.
From Canceled to Cinematic: 7 TV Shows That Became Movies (Plus WB’s Upcoming Sci-Fi Reboot)
From Canceled to Cinematic: 7 TV Shows That Became Movies (Plus WB’s Upcoming Sci-Fi Reboot)
Binge, bond, then blindsided: viewers keep losing series to sudden cancellations, and the latest cut leaves fans stranded on a cliffhanger.
Loved The Boroughs? 7 Sci-Fi Movies You Need to Watch Next
Loved The Boroughs? 7 Sci-Fi Movies You Need to Watch Next
Netflix vaulted to streaming dominance on the back of its originals—none bigger than Stranger Things from the Duffer Brothers, a neon-soaked homage to 1980s cinema where a small town bands together against a creeping supernatural menace that splices sci-fi with horror. Now the platform is trying to bottle that lightning again.