From: Every Season Ranked Before the Final Season Arrives in 2027

A limited Netflix window

From arrived on Netflix on October 19, bringing the series to viewers beyond MGM+. The streaming service has only a limited license, and its offering includes seasons one through three; season four remains on MGM+.

The move comes before the show’s final season. MGM+ describes From as the most-watched series in the network’s history, and the Netflix availability gives casual viewers a limited window to catch up.

A town built on mystery

Harold Perrineau stars as Boyd Stevens, the self-appointed sheriff of a town that traps people who drive into it. Perrineau previously played Michael Dawson on Lost, and From shares a mystery-box approach with that series; executive producers Jack Bender and Jeff Pinkner also worked on Lost.

Creator John Griffin has described From as a character drama dressed as a horror show. Its creatures bring danger after dark, while daytime scenes let the characters argue, grieve, grow and form relationships.

Season two expands the story

Season two opens with a bus driven by Bakta, bringing more strangers into the township and adding to the number of people needing protection. New arrivals and characters include Elgin, whose prophetic dream becomes part of the story, as well as Tillie, Marielle and Randall.

Marielle’s relationship with Kristi turns a reunion into a plot point. Reggie's wife is killed in her sleep, while Boyd finds Martin chained to a wall; the season also features visions of a woman in a kimono and the threatening presence of Smiley.

The final season is underway

Filming on the fifth season began July 6 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and production was expected to finish in late November. MGM+ says the season is set to arrive in 2027, but it has not announced an official date.