A town with a hidden secret experiences strange occurrences that intensify at night. Mysterious forces disrupt everyday routines as residents try to preserve stability and community while attempting to comprehend their surroundings.
From Ratings & Reviews
- @F_ReK.i5--2 days agoNone of the characters are likeable or interesting. There is never closure at the end of any season. Every question just strings along more questions. I will predict exactly how this show ends. At the end of the final season, none of the questions or explanations for why anything is happening or has happened for any of the seasons will be answered. You will have been strung along from one weird thing to another with zero explanation. I agree with the brain worm guy, I'd love to have anyone who has given this 3 stars or more to explain any of it, where are they, who are the monsters, why do the monsters have to kill, where is this place, what the crows & arms suddenly coming out of the ground mean. Weird is not entertaining if there is never an explaination, without it you're a fool for watching. Anyone can write a series of weird things happening, but being able the tell a cohesive story about the what and why is what makes it not 💩
- David Green6 days agoThe town’s sewage seems to have been teleported to the writer’s room to be crafted into a script that feels like a B-film David Lynch. Nevertheless, it is often an enjoyable watch. Great premise and a few great performances somewhat make up for formulaic dialogue and poor character development. Harold Perrineau, Ricky He, and Scott McCord shine in their roles.
- mrjbe07 days agoPeople who rate this anything other that half a star have brain worms. They are content to be force fed shit and never really have it explained to them why they are being force fed shit.
- Spoons6 February 2025From is what would happen if Stephen King had written Lost….
- Xiao31 January 2026This show does not get talked about enough super slept on. I found this show from a youtube shorts and honestly do not regret tracking it down. The family has been hooked since episode 1 and what's my rating you did ask? 5/5 Well written show, but i am S02E09 so if anything changes my opinion in the last season I will update this
- Sheila Rose9 March 2026Cannot wait for season 4!! Great show!
- The Gutter Monkey13 May 2025It's full of dull characters and it drags on at times, but the weird premise is fun enough to make up for a lot of its flaws.
- Georgi Penchev3 May 2025Very good serial but is overextended in epsiodes just for money.
- Julie Jones12 January 2026Great story. Captivating. Everything is unpeeling slowly. Lots of dynamics, twists and turns. Stay focused as lots goes on. Makes you want to watch the next episode after each one, and it's been a while since I felt that, The only way it could be better is if it gets more seasons! Highly recommend it
- Alejandro Mora16 September 2025One of the best thriller, horror, and fiction series I've ever seen. Full of secrets to uncover and with an interesting and mystical lore.
- รҡ૨אρƭเ∂11 November 2024A promising young series with a suspenseful storyline shrouded in mystery. 8.0/10
- veo_18 February 2026JUICE NOT WORTH THE SQUEEZE - Interesting hook with terrible execution. It's a poorly written mashup of the most frustrating beats from both LOST and The Walking Dead, while doing justice to neither. It's a dour joyless slog with repellent characters made unwatchable by various combinations of melodramatic dialogue, stiff performances, and silly plot contrivances. It might've made a pretty good movie, but as a multi season series it just feels threadbare. If the premise intrigues you, maybe watch an episode or two just to get a sense of the vibe, then go lookup the lore online and read about what you're not missing.
- Callum27 October 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐½ (out of 5) From – The town you can check into, but never leave with your sanity intact. “From” is a masterclass in psychological and visceral horror — a series that transforms a quiet, nameless town into one of television’s most disturbing prisons. At first glance, it seems like a zombie story, but the monsters here are far too human — polite, smiling, and utterly horrifying. When night falls, the façade drops, and what follows is not for the faint of heart. This is a show that doesn’t shy away from graphic imagery or gore. Every attack, every loss, and every dismembered truth is shown in chilling detail. It’s a world where survival comes at a cost — both physical and psychological — and the series makes sure you feel every ounce of it. The town itself is the real nightmare: a roach motel of despair where you can check in but never leave, trapped in looping roads and darker secrets. As its residents fight to hold on to reason, From examines not just monsters, but the fragile human spirit when faced with endless fear. Unflinching, claustrophobic, and brilliantly acted, From isn’t just horror — it’s endurance. For those with a strong stomach and a love for dread that lingers, it’s a must-watch. For everyone else… you’ve been warned.
- stevencaceres24526 June 2025I started watching this during the pandemic when I had caught Covid and started binging the series. I absolutely loved the first couple seasons, but then it leaves you with more questions and answers and it actually starts to bother you that there is no resolution. It starts off great, but then I don’t even know what to make of the end of this show.
- Aaron Slade29 March 2025Reading FROMs premise, it seems like this should be right up my alley. But watching it, it really feels like it was aimed at a female audience more than male. Which is not a bad thing, just not MY thing. Hey, your GF might like it (just have a Steamdeck or Switch handy to play while its on in the background).
- Hakihiko20 March 2025A Mysterious Nightmare That Keeps You Hooked "From" is an eerie, tension-filled mystery thriller that pulls you in with its unsettling atmosphere and refuses to let go. It blends horror, suspense, and psychological drama, creating an experience that keeps you constantly questioning what’s real, what’s lurking in the dark, and what the terrifying truth behind it all might be. The show does an excellent job of balancing tension and intrigue, slowly unraveling its secrets while keeping enough hidden to maintain suspense. It’s a constant guessing game, which makes it incredibly binge-worthy. One of "From"’s strongest aspects is its atmosphere. The isolated setting, combined with the looming presence of the unknown, creates a suffocating, claustrophobic feeling that never quite fades. The horror elements are executed well—not through excessive jump scares, but through an ever-present sense of dread that lingers in every episode. The cast delivers solid performances, particularly in how they portray fear, frustration, and desperation. The characters feel real, and their interactions add depth to the story. Some stand out more than others, but overall, the ensemble cast does a great job of making the town’s bizarre situation feel believable. Overall, "From" is a compelling and chilling mystery that delivers strong suspense, eerie horror, and a world filled with intriguing dangers. If you enjoy mind-bending, slow-burn mysteries with an unsettling edge, this is a show worth diving into—just be prepared for the journey to be as cryptic as it is terrifying.
From Trivia
From has 4 seasons.
From has 40 episodes.
The key characters in From are Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau), Tabitha Matthews (Catalina Sandino Moreno), Kenny Liu (Ricky He).
From was directed by Jack Bender, John Griffin, Brad Turner, Alexandra La Roche, Bruce McDonald, Jennifer Liao, Jeff Renfroe.
From was produced by Michael Mahoney.
A town with a hidden secret experiences strange occurrences that intensify at night. Mysterious forces disrupt everyday routines as residents try to preserve stability and community while attempting to comprehend their surroundings.
From is rated 18.
From is a Mystery, Drama, Horror show.
From has an audience rating of 8.1 out of 10.
From episodes are 52m long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.