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.
Peacock’s Ant-Man-Style Sci-Fi Dramedy Just Arrived — Binge All 10 Episodes Now
Peacock’s Ant-Man-Style Sci-Fi Dramedy Just Arrived — Binge All 10 Episodes Now
Peacock is going small in a big way, unveiling an Ant-Man-style series more than a decade after Paul Rudd shrank the big screen and turned the tiny-hero trope into a phenomenon.
5 Animated Fantasy Gems You Forgot—And Need to Rewatch Now
5 Animated Fantasy Gems You Forgot—And Need to Rewatch Now
Fantasy remains animation’s most reliable powerhouse, crafting worlds deep enough for adults and dazzling enough for kids. Twenty years after its debut, the genre’s TV gold standard, Avatar: The Last Airbender, is poised for another wave of expansion.
Prime Video’s Superhero Showdown Crowns a Clear Champion After Back-to-Back Blockbusters
Prime Video’s Superhero Showdown Crowns a Clear Champion After Back-to-Back Blockbusters
In a week crammed with geek TV, Amazon Prime Video muscled to the front with two tentpole premieres and chart-topping numbers, turning a head-to-head showdown into a statement of dominance.
This Cartoon Network Cult Favorite Ended 15 Years Ago — And Its Creator Is Still Fighting for a Comeback
This Cartoon Network Cult Favorite Ended 15 Years Ago — And Its Creator Is Still Fighting for a Comeback
Cartoon Network built its legacy on marathon hits like Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Total Drama Island—but not every original gets the long run. One cult favorite flared for a single season before vanishing. Here’s why it ended so fast—and whether it could ever come back.
5 TV Shows That Separate Casual Horror Viewers From Diehards
5 TV Shows That Separate Casual Horror Viewers From Diehards
Forget the multiplex—horror has moved into your living room and mutated. Today’s standout series reinvent fear with slow-burn dread, daring formats, and serialized nightmares that linger long after the credits.
The Punisher: One Last Kill Trailer Confirms the MCU's Boldest Take on Frank Castle Yet
The Punisher: One Last Kill Trailer Confirms the MCU's Boldest Take on Frank Castle Yet
Slump or not, the MCU’s greatest flex remains its casting — and Disney+’s Daredevil: Born Again is cashing in by rallying fan-favorite Netflix-era stars back into the spotlight.
MCU Is Finally Redeeming Its Most Disappointing Marvel Team-Up Event
MCU Is Finally Redeeming Its Most Disappointing Marvel Team-Up Event
Everyone agrees the MCU’s shine dimmed after Avengers: Endgame — but the cracks started spreading long before the Infinity Saga wrapped. These pre-Endgame misfires set the stage for today’s slump.
The Boys Season 5 Episode 2: Soldier Boy Twist Rewrites the Endgame for Homelander and Butcher
The Boys Season 5 Episode 2: Soldier Boy Twist Rewrites the Endgame for Homelander and Butcher
The Boys Season 5 wastes no time: the first two episodes unleash whiplash twists — including a Soldier Boy bombshell — that set up seismic stakes for the rest of the final season on Prime Video as the series barrels toward all-out war.
A Schitt’s Creek Star’s New Comedy Just Landed on Netflix — Binge All 8 Episodes Now
A Schitt’s Creek Star’s New Comedy Just Landed on Netflix — Binge All 8 Episodes Now
Schitt’s Creek isn’t returning just yet, but fans can still get their fix: one of the show’s stars has a brand-new comedy streaming on Netflix right now.
Shawn Booth Finally Tells the Truth About His Beef With Nick Viall
Shawn Booth Finally Tells the Truth About His Beef With Nick Viall
Shawn Booth has buried the hatchet with Nick Viall, revealing on the April 2 episode of Tomi Lahren Is Fearless that their Bachelor-era beef was real — just exaggerated for TV.