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.
Roger Ebert’s Scathing Rejection of a Horror Film He Loathed
Roger Ebert’s Scathing Rejection of a Horror Film He Loathed
Roger Ebert was so appalled by the 2005 horror movie Chaos that he refused to review it, labeling it ugly, nihilistic, and cruel, and strongly advised audiences to steer clear.
Steve McQueen’s Biggest Regret: The Film He Couldn’t Stand
Steve McQueen’s Biggest Regret: The Film He Couldn’t Stand
Steve McQueen, the legendary 'King of Cool,' always looked back on his role in the 1958 sci-fi hit The Blob with regret, famously calling it 'shit.' Despite its box office success, McQueen never warmed up to the film that haunted his early career.
Every Track on Five Nights at Freddy’s 2: Full Soundtrack Breakdown
Every Track on Five Nights at Freddy’s 2: Full Soundtrack Breakdown
Dive into the complete tracklist for Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, composed by The Newton Brothers. Discover how the sequel’s music sets the tone for one of Blumhouse’s most anticipated releases of the year.
Pluribus Season 1 Delivers a Chilling Sci-Fi Horror Masterpiece
Pluribus Season 1 Delivers a Chilling Sci-Fi Horror Masterpiece
Pluribus reinvents sci-fi horror with a gripping story that blends body horror, existential fear, and a bold narrative twist. The latest episode uncovers disturbing secrets about the alien infection and humanity’s downfall, making it a must-watch drama this year.
Kirk Douglas’s Unforgettable Recording Session on The Simpsons
Kirk Douglas’s Unforgettable Recording Session on The Simpsons
Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas brought his larger-than-life personality to The Simpsons, making his guest appearance as memorable for its backstage drama as for his performance. Discover how his demanding approach left a lasting mark on the iconic animated series.
How Steve Martin and John Hughes Created a Comedy Classic
How Steve Martin and John Hughes Created a Comedy Classic
John Hughes, known for redefining coming-of-age movies, also penned the ultimate Thanksgiving comedy, Planes, Trains and Automobiles, starring Steve Martin—whom Hughes famously dubbed “the funniest man alive.”
Clues Point to The Chair Company Season 2 Release Date on HBO Max
Clues Point to The Chair Company Season 2 Release Date on HBO Max
The Chair Company, Tim Robinson’s offbeat comedy thriller, is set for a second season on HBO Max. Hidden hints may reveal when new episodes will drop, and fans are piecing together the puzzle.
Inside the Duffer Brothers’ Tumultuous First Movie Experience
Inside the Duffer Brothers’ Tumultuous First Movie Experience
Long before Stranger Things, the Duffer Brothers faced chaos and setbacks with their debut film The Hidden. Discover how their first Hollywood project spiraled into a stressful ordeal, shaping their path to TV success.
Steven Seagal’s Eerie Prediction: How He Saw His Own Fall
Steven Seagal’s Eerie Prediction: How He Saw His Own Fall
Years before his career faded, Steven Seagal openly predicted his own decline, accepting the possibility of losing his fame and reflecting on the shifting public view of his legacy.
How ‘The Outsiders’ Shaped Ethan Hawke’s Life and Career
How ‘The Outsiders’ Shaped Ethan Hawke’s Life and Career
Ethan Hawke reveals how seeing The Outsiders as a teen left a lasting mark on his life and career, calling it a pivotal experience that still resonates decades later.
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