Netflix is about to make one of TV's most gripping sci-fi horror series much easier to binge. From, which originally premiered on Epix (now MGM+) in 2022, is finally making its way to the streaming giant—but only for a limited window. Starting October 19, 2026, subscribers can dive into the first three seasons of this mind-bending nightmare, just in time to catch up before the show's fifth and final season arrives on MGM+ in 2027.
The series follows a group of strangers who find themselves trapped in a mysterious small town with no way out. As they struggle to survive, they're terrorized at night by smiling, nightmarish creatures that emerge from the surrounding forest. But the horror runs deeper than the monsters—the town itself holds secrets that make their situation even more terrifying than they could have imagined.
With a stellar 96% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes, From has become a favorite among horror fans. The show's June finale left viewers reeling with a twisty cliffhanger that shattered any hope of escape for the townspeople. Harold Perrineau leads the ensemble as Boyd Stevens, the self-appointed sheriff who's determined to get everyone home. The cast also includes Eion Bailey, Catalina Sandino Moreno, David Alpay, Ricky He, Elizabeth Saunders, Scott McCord, and Chloe Van Landschoot.
The Netflix deal is a strategic move to build buzz ahead of the final season. However, there's a catch: only the first three seasons will be available on Netflix, and only for a limited time. Season 4, which premiered in April 2026, is not part of the licensing agreement, so viewers will need to head to MGM+ to catch up on the latest episodes. This promotional window is designed to lure new viewers into the From universe before the epic conclusion.
Production on Season 5 is already underway in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with filming expected to wrap in late November. Star Ricky He, who plays Deputy Kenny Liu, marked the start of production with a playful Instagram post, writing, "We're starting to shoot season 5 btw," and adding the cryptic "anghkookies"—a nod to the show's mysterious "anghkooey" lore. Co-star Hannah Cheramy, who plays Julie Matthews, also confirmed the news on Instagram, sharing a photo of the cast gathered around a table reviewing scripts.
For those new to the series, From has been praised for its atmospheric tension, compelling characters, and a mystery that keeps viewers guessing. It's a perfect binge for fans of chilling horror series that blend supernatural scares with deep psychological dread. If you're looking for something to watch this October, this is it.
The arrival of From on Netflix also adds to the platform's growing library of horror content, which has seen recent hits like Harlan Coben's thriller dominating the charts. But From offers a unique twist on the genre, combining sci-fi elements with a small-town mystery that's reminiscent of other redefining horror series.
Mark your calendars: Seasons 1–3 of From arrive on Netflix on October 19, 2026, and Season 5 is set to premiere on MGM+ in 2027. Don't miss your chance to catch up on one of the best sci-fi horror shows on TV before it all comes to an end.
