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 cheeky Punisher gag Tom Holland used to keep Spider-Man: Brand New Day PG-13
The cheeky Punisher gag Tom Holland used to keep Spider-Man: Brand New Day PG-13
Tom Holland teases crackling Spider-Man–Punisher chemistry, with quip-heavy clashes and a darker reckoning over the cost of justice.
Netflix Maternal Instincts director hails Reagan Hancock’s family as they bravely break their silence on Taylor Parker
Netflix Maternal Instincts director hails Reagan Hancock’s family as they bravely break their silence on Taylor Parker
As the Taylor Parker case grips viewers, Netflix's Maternal Instinct director praises Reagan Hancock’s loved ones for bravely sharing their story.
The 10 most gripping Netflix thrillers to binge in June 2026
The 10 most gripping Netflix thrillers to binge in June 2026
Cancel your plans: Netflix unleashes 10 suspense thrillers this June 2026, loaded with mystery, rug-pull twists and nerve-shredding tension.
Loved Obsession? The 22-year-old Indian horror gem to watch next
Loved Obsession? The 22-year-old Indian horror gem to watch next
Hooked on Obsession? A 22-year-old Indian horror gem turns desire into danger as a doomed affair unravels into a chilling mystery.
Christopher Nolan makes India debut as The Odyssey premieres in Mumbai
Christopher Nolan makes India debut as The Odyssey premieres in Mumbai
Mumbai-bound this July, Christopher Nolan brings The Odyssey for his first-ever India premiere.
Where to stream every Shrek film in 2026: your definitive guide
Where to stream every Shrek film in 2026: your definitive guide
Ogre-sized binge alert: your 2026 guide to streaming every Shrek movie and the Puss in Boots spin-offs—find out where to watch them now.
Every character who returned for the Seinfeld finale, from the Soup Nazi to the low-talker
Every character who returned for the Seinfeld finale, from the Soup Nazi to the low-talker
The final episode of Seinfeld, which aired on May 14, 1998, brought back just about every memorable side character the show had ever introduced.
Is Scott Eastwood’s Lucky Strike based on a true story? Inside the real inspiration
Is Scott Eastwood’s Lucky Strike based on a true story? Inside the real inspiration
Scott Eastwood's Lucky Strike lights up a bigger question: how much of its adrenaline-fueled plot is drawn from real events? We track the origins to separate fact from fiction.
Angelina Jolie says she wasn’t ready to take on couture five years ago — here’s what changed
Angelina Jolie says she wasn’t ready to take on couture five years ago — here’s what changed
Angelina Jolie confronts a painful past as she unveils new film Couture, turning a routine promo into a raw reckoning on and off the screen.
How long is Lonesome Dove? The 1989 miniseries runtime, part by part
How long is Lonesome Dove? The 1989 miniseries runtime, part by part
Thinking about watching Lonesome Dove? Smart move — it's widely considered one of the greatest Westerns ever put on screen. But it's also a commitment, so here's exactly what you're looking at time-wise.