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Warning: There are spoilers ahead for From season 3.

From season 4 needs to give a larger role to one of the series' original characters. Since season 1, From's cast of characters has been extensive. Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) is arguably the show's most prominent character, but From has always been and continues to be an ensemble series. The cast only expanded further in season 2 when a bus became trapped in the Town, and several of its passengers became important characters, including Elgin (Nathan D. Simmons), Marielle (Kaelen Ohm), Randall (A.J. Simmons), and Tillie (Deborah Grover).

From season 3, episode 1 featured a major addition to the cast with the unexpected introduction of Victor's father, Henry Kavanaugh (Robert Joy), and Acosta (Samantha Brown) also became an important character following her debut later in season 3. Between the deaths of Tillie, Tian-Chen Liu (Elizabeth Moy), and especially with Jim Matthews in From season 3's ending, the ensemble is shrinking slightly.

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 10, "Revelations: Chapter Two."

From season 3 has been torturous for Randall (A.J. Simmons), which culminates in using a defibrillator on himself in the finale. Even though Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) smashed the music box during From season 2's ending, Randall continued to see and hear cicadas in season 3. Life in the Town became even worse for Randall in From season 3, episode 4, when Boyd leaves him to the monsters. The monsters let Randall live, but only after brutally mauling him.

After being left for dead, having a horrific gash across his face, and continuing to experience cicada hallucinations, Randall continues to struggle throughout the rest of the season. Kristi (Chloe Van Landschoot) and Marielle (Kaelen Ohm) try to help Randall feel less alone by letting him move into the medical clinic instead of having to live on the bus. Julie Matthews (Hannah Cheramy) also becomes friendly with Randall.

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 10, "Revelations: Chapter Two."

The From season 3 finale reveals that Julie Matthews (Hannah Cheramy) is a "story walker," which has major implications for season 4. Julie's story took an unexpected turn in From season 3, episode 8 when she returned to the dungeon ruins and began to time travel. She first saw herself, Randall (A.J. Simmons), and Marielle (Kaelen Ohm) being tormented by the Music Box Monster during From season 2's ending. She then traveled back to the season 2 premiere as it became clear that Julie was always the one who threw the rope to Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau).

Before Julie was pulled out of the ruins, she also traveled back to the night her mother, Tabitha Matthews (Catalina Sandino Moreno), and Victor Kavanaugh (Scott McCord) escaped the tunnels where From's monsters reside when it is daytime. The last thing Julie heard before returning to...

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead for the From season 3 finale!From star David Alpay, who portrays Jade, has reacted to the show's massive season 3 finale twist, explaining his thoughts on a major question that's finally been answered. During the end of From season 3, Jade, Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno) and Jim (Eion Bailey) discover the numbers in the Bottle Tree are actually musical notes. The former software developer plays them on Victor's (Scott McCord) violin, causing the children who say "Anghkooey" to appear. Jade realizes the word means "remember," and that he and Tabitha are Christopher (Thom Payne) and Miranda (Sarah Booth) reincarnated.

Speaking with Fangirlish, Alpay explained he had no idea From season 3 would feature the twist that Jade is Christopher reincarnated. Boasting his ability to see where most TV show stories are going, he praised creator Jeff Griffin and showrunner Josh Pinker for crafting an unpredictable storyline. He also breaks...

“From” Season 3 ended just as wildly as the entire show is. A major character died, Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno) and Jade (David Alplay) share a past and Sara finally makes Elgin see straight …. You’ll get the joke later.

Episode 10: “Revelations: Chapter Two” kicks off with Fatima (Pegah Ghafoori) having strong contractions, showing that the birth of what’s growing inside her is near. While this is going on, Tabitha explains that Victor’s mother, Miranda (Sarah Boothe), was previously murdered by Smiley, and Ellis (Corteon Moor) tells Boyd (Harold Perrineau) that he thinks Elgin (Nathan D. Simmons) has something to do with Fatima’s disappearance. Oh, and the cicadas’ chirps pushed Randall (A.J. Simmons) to the point that he tried to shock himself in the head with a defibrillator.

There’s a lot going on. Here’s your break down of everything that happened in the “From” Season 3 finale.

The season 3 finale of From, "Revelations: Chapter Two," airs this Sunday, and MGM+ has now announced that the mysterious - at times genuinely disturbing - sci-fi horror series will return for a fourth season.

Variety reports that From - which has become the most-viewed series in MGM+’s history - will return in 2026, with production on the 10-episode fourth season scheduled to begin in Nova Scotia sometime next year.

“From has been a sensation for MGM+, capturing the attention of millions of viewers and helping us to shine a bright light on our MGM+ brand,” said Michael Wright, head of MGM+. “Our talented show creators and cast have brilliantly and carefully crafted this wonderful show, and we look forward to providing the answers the From audience so enthusiastically craves in Season 4!”

Showrunner Pinkner added: “We are thrilled by the support of our fans and our partners at MGM+ and are...

Amid what seems like constant unceremonious cancelations as audiences continue to navigate the highs and lows of the streaming world, some good news breaks through, as the hit sci-fi horror show From has now been renewed for a fourth season. The exciting news of From Season 4 comes courtesy of MGM+, making the announcement just days after the critically acclaimed third season concluded.

According to the streaming platform, which began life back in 2022 on what was then known as Epix, From is one of their most watched television shows, with MGM+ head Michael Wright eager to continue this success...and provide some much-needed answers.

From has been a sensation for MGM+, capturing the attention of millions of viewers and helping us to shine a bright light on our MGM+ brand. Our talented show creators and cast have brilliantly and carefully crafted this wonderful show, and we look forward to providing the...

Since Lost ended almost fifteen years ago, I’ve been searching for a series that gives me the same sense of “what the f*** is going on.” That show finally arrived with From, a sci-fi horror series that unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. MGM+ has some great news for fans as the network announced that From has been renewed for season 4. Production on the new season will kick off in Nova Scotia in 2025 for a premiere in 2026.

“From has been a sensation for MGM+, capturing the attention of millions of viewers and helping us to shine a bright light on our MGM+ brand,” said Michael Wright, head of MGM+. “Our talented show creators and cast have brilliantly and carefully crafted this wonderful show, and we look forward to providing the answers the From audience so enthusiastically craves in season 4!“

From creator John Griffin added,...

MGM+ announced today that the hit sci-fi horror series From has been renewed for a 10-episode fourth season. The series will return to production in Nova Scotia in 2025 and the new season will premiere in 2026.

Created by John Griffin (Crater) and executive produced by Griffin, showrunner Jeff Pinkner and director Jack Bender, the series unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. From is the most viewed series in the history of MGM+.

The series stars Harold Perrineau (Lost) and an ensemble cast which includes Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey (Band of Brothers), Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster (Strays), Ricky He (The Good Doctor), Chloe Van Landschoot, Corteon Moore (Utopia Falls), Pegah Ghafoori (The Perfect Wedding), and David Alpay (Castle Rock).

The cast also includes Elizabeth Saunders (Clarice), Avery Konrad (Honor Society), Scott McCord (East of Middle West), Nathan D. Simmons, Kaelen Ohm, Angela Moore, A.J. Simmons...

MGM+ has renewed its sci-fi/horror series From for a fourth season.

The pickup comes a couple days before the show concludes its third season, with its finale scheduled for Sunday. From, which takes place in a town that traps everyone who enters it, has received strong reviews throughout its run and, MGM+ says, is the most watched show in the cable/streaming outlet’s history (though like most streamers, it doesn’t publicly share viewing data).

“From has been a sensation for MGM+, capturing the attention of millions of viewers and helping us to shine a bright light on our MGM+ brand,” MGM+ head Michael Wright said in a statement. “Our talented show creators and cast have brilliantly and carefully crafted this wonderful show, and we look forward to providing the answers the From audience so enthusiastically craves in season four.”

Season four is slated to begin production in...

Big news has been revealed about From as the hit MGM+ series nears the end of its third season with very high marks from critics. The show, which holds a perfect score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes for Season 3, is going to be returning for a fourth season.

MGM+ has renewed From for Season 4. The reveal comes just days ahead of the Season 3 finale, which is due to drop on Nov. 24. With the renewal secured, the reported plan is for Season 4 to start filming in Nova Scotia in 2025 with a premiere on MGM+ set for sometime in 2026. MGM+ has also officially confirmed the news with a statement touting how much of a hit From has been for the streaming platform, explaining why it was a no-brainer to bring back the series for more episodes.

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Great news, FROMily: MGM+ has renewed “From” for a fourth season just as Season 3 is winding to a close! The bad news? “From” Season 4 won’t arrive for over a year.

The series is set to return to production in Nova Scotia in 2025, and premiere in 2026 with a 10-episode fourth season.

“From” is created and executive produced by John Griffin (Crater), directed and executive produced by Jack Bender (Lost, Game of Thrones, Mr. Mercedes), and executive produced by Showrunner Jeff Pinkner (Fringe, Alias, Lost).

The series “unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest — including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down. In the wake of Season 2’s epic cliffhanger, escape will become a...

MGM+ has renewed “From” for Season 4.

The sci-fi horror hit, the most-viewed series in MGM+’s history, will return in 2026. Production on the 10-episode fourth season is scheduled to begin in Nova Scotia sometime in 2025.

Starring Harold Perrineau, “From” takes place in a mysterious and nightmarish town that traps all who enter and prevents them from leaving. The series was created by John Griffin (“Crater”), who executive produces alongside showrunner Jeff Pinkner and director Jack Bender.

The ensemble cast includes Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster, Ricky He, Chloe Van Landschoot, Corteon Moore, Pegah Ghafoori, David Alpay, Elizabeth Saunders, Avery Konrad, Scott McCord, Nathan D. Simmons, Kaelen Ohm, Angela Moore, A.J. Simmons, Deborah Grover, Robert Joy and Samantha Brown.

“’From’ has been a sensation for MGM+, capturing the attention of millions of viewers and helping us to shine a bright light on our MGM+ brand,” said Michael Wright,...

MGM+ has renewed its hit sci-fi horror series From for a 10-episode fourth season.

Created by John Griffin (Crater) and executive produced by Griffin, showrunner Jeff Pinkner and director Jack Bender, the series unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. From is set to return to production in Nova Scotia in 2025, and premiere in 2026.

Harold Perrineau (Lost) leads an ensemble cast which includes Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey (Band of Brothers), Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster (Strays), Ricky He (The Good Doctor), Chloe Van Landschoot, Corteon Moore (Utopia Falls), Pegah Ghafoori (The Perfect Wedding), David Alpay (Castle Rock), Elizabeth Saunders (Clarice), Avery Konrad (Honor Society), Scott McCord (East of Middle West), Nathan D. Simmons, Kaelen Ohm, Angela Moore, A.J. Simmons (Reacher), Deborah Grover (Night Heat), Robert Joy (CSI: NY) and Samantha Brown (Y: The Last Man).

“From has been a sensation for MGM+, capturing the attention of millions of viewers and helping us to shine a bright light on our MGM+ brand,” said Michael Wright, head of MGM+. “Our talented show creators and cast have brilliantly and carefully crafted this wonderful show, and we look forward to providing the answers the From audience so enthusiastically craves in season 4!”

From has been a hit out of the gate for MGM+. The sci-fi drama is the most viewed series in the history of the premium network, and has a 96 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.

“We are thrilled by the support of our fans and our partners at MGM+ and are so excited to share the next chapter of our story with our FROMily. By the end of season 3, our characters will begin to understand why they are trapped in From Town… but will understanding help them to escape? And if so, how?” said Pinkner.

Perrineau plays Boyd Stevens, the sheriff whose Draconian rules have held the fragile town together, even as he searches for a way to escape this seemingly inescapable nightmare.

“With the culmination of Season Three we have, in many ways, reached the end of the beginning. In Season Four, a new journey begins. The question is whether it will lead our characters home, or deeper into this unrelenting nightmare,” said Griffin. “We are so grateful to our partners at MGM+ to be able to continue this tale and beyond excited to share the news with our amazing FROMily.”

Added Bender: “Congratulations and gratitude to Michael Wright and MGM+ for the incredible support. And to our brilliant family of actors and our gifted team in Nova Scotia. We’re looking forward to telling more of the tale.”

From is an Amazon MGM Studios production. Jeff Pinkner, John Griffin and Jack Bender serve as executive producers alongside Perrineau, Josh Appelbaum, André Nemec and Scott Rosenberg from Midnight Radio, Anthony and Joe Russo and Mike Larocca from Agbo, and Lindsay Dunn. Midnight Radio’s Adrienne Erickson serves as co-executive producer. The series is distributed internationally by Paramount Global Content Distribution.

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for From Season 3.Jim Matthews (Eion Bailey) had his issues and problems during Season 2 of From. Unfortunately, it appears they are growing worse in the show's current season. The patriarch of the Matthews family has gradually become the worst, most frustrating character among the survivors of the Town. Earlier, Randall Kirkland (A.J. Simmons) held the crown, but more recently, Randall is undergoing a redemptive arc in Season 3. Meanwhile, Jim has generally showcased mainly negative qualities for almost the entirety of the third season. Jims presence merely serves as a constant detractor from everyone else, and he fails to support and help his own family. It's time to discuss how Jim Matthews is reaching a tipping point in From Season 3.

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 8, "Thresholds."From is providing its own take on a major twist from Lost. The two series already share a great deal in common between the creative talent involved and the stories themselves. Harold Perrineau, who leads From's cast of characters as Boyd Stevens, played Lost's Oceanic 815 survivor Michael Dawson. Jack Bender, who is a From executive producer and a director of numerous episodes, was also an executive producer and frequent director for Lost, including his direction of the acclaimed "Walkabout," "Through the Looking Glass," and "The Constant" episodes.

From and Lost's stories also contain many literal and thematic parallels. Both From and Lost revolve around an ensemble cast of characters who are stranded and looking to escape a mysterious, isolated location that is revealed to be increasingly supernatural. A mystery box storytelling approach is used in which many overarching and complex mysteries are introduced,...

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 8, "Thresholds."

Nearly two years after being introduced, From has answered a major Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) mystery. After climbing through one of From's faraway trees, Boyd found himself trapped at the bottom of a well, and only found a way out when a rope was thrown down to him during the season 2 premiere. When Boyd used the rope to climb up, the only person up there was a man named Martin (Robert Verlaque), who was chained to the wall. The problem with this is that if Martin was chained to the wall, he could not have thrown the rope down to Boyd.

Who threw the rope became another mystery, and with the threat of the Music Box Monster being unleashed, the mystery faded into the background, as From's characters had more important and deadly matters on their hands. Since Boyd smashed...

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 8, "These Fragile Lives."

From season 3, episode 7, "These Fragile Lives" debunked the popular theory that Tillie (Deborah Grover) is a secretly nefarious character. Tillie first joined From's cast of characters at the beginning of season 2. Along with Randall (A.J. Simmons), Marielle (Kaelen Ohm), and Elgin (Nathan D. Simmons), Tillie was among the many bus passengers who found themselves trapped in the Town. She was a kindly, free-spirited woman who adapted to her new circumstances better than many of her peers did.

It was also revealed that prior to finding herself in the Town, Tillie received a terminal cancer diagnosis. Despite this sympathetic backstory and her compassionate nature, many theories formed about Tillie being suspicious in From. These theories ranged from her secretly being one of the monsters to being a spy for them, especially as Tillie became increasingly connected to the supernatural...

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 7, "These Fragile Lives."

From season 3, episode 7, "These Fragile Lives" largely focuses on Julie Matthews (Hannah Cheramy) and Randall (A.J. Simmons) as they return to an ominous location. Julie and Randall were previously possessed by the Music Box Monster, causing them to experience horrific visions that nearly killed them. They were only freed from this when Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) smashed the music box during From's season 2 ending.

This victory may not be as permanent as it seemed to be, as Julie revealed to Elgin (Nathan D. Simmons) in From season 3, episode 5 that she still hears screaming in her head sometimes and Randall has continued to see visions of cicadas. As Randall moves into the clinic and Julie prepares to stay there for the night, the two characters cross paths again. When Julie reveals that she never learned to drive, Randall takes...

From's Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) experiencing Parkinson's disease symptoms was a significant part of his season 1 story, but it has been overlooked in From seasons 2 and 3. As defined by the World Health Organization, "Parkinson's disease is a brain condition that causes problems with movement, mental health, sleep, pain and other health issues." Common Parkinson's disease symptoms include involuntary movements and tremors known as dyskinesias. The severity of symptoms varies between individuals, but cognitive impairment can also occur.

Back to the Future actor Michael J. Fox is one of the most well-known individuals who have Parkinson's disease, with his diagnosis being publicly shared in 1991. He went on to create the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, which is a non-profit organization that funds scientific research to find a cure. There are medicines that can help control symptoms, but a cure has yet to be discovered. As From's cast of characters face new challenges,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 4!From star Harold Perrineau, who portrays Boyd, has opened up about what to expect from Fatima's baby, while also hinting at what's going to happen in the season 3 finale. In From season 3, episode 4, Fatima (Pegah Ghafoori) instinctively begins to drink Nicky's (Tamara Fifield) blood after she dies of a gunshot wound, which follows eating rotten vegetables due to a pregnancy craving. In the meantime, the creatures have left Randall (A.J. Simmons) on the ambulance outside the Colony House, taunting Boyd for leaving him behind when he had no other choice to save the Matthews couple.

Speaking with Radio Times, Perrineau teased that something is wrong with Fatima's baby in From, contrasting it to his real-life wife's pregnancy where she craved iced tea, which their son now enjoys. The actor also indicated plenty of horrifying moments left to come as season 3 continues, including...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for From season 3, episode 4!From star Harold Perrineau has revealed the one ongoing storyline for Boyd in season 3 that still confuses him about its purpose. Throughout From season 3, Boyd has been targeted by the creatures in the town, who tormented him by killing Tian-Chen (Elizabeth Moy) in front of him in the premiere episode. In season 3, episode 4, they forced him to abandon Randall (A.J. Simmons), who was tortured and left outside the Colony House at the end of the episode. However, this isn't the only storyline the town's Sheriff has been dealing with.

Speaking with Radio Times, Perrineau revealed he still doesn't know the purpose behind Boyd speaking to an imaginary Father Khatri (Shaun Majumder) throughout From season 3. The actor explained creator John Griffin could probably answer the question, also commenting on how he used to see his wife, Abby (Lisa Ryder), who hasn't appeared since season...

Spoilers are ahead for From season 3, episode 3, "Mouse Trap."In From season 3, Randall (A.J. Simmons), a quick-to-anger newcomer who lives in an abandoned bus, is plagued by visions of cicadas. The insects first appeared several episodes before From season 2's cliffhanger ending. Eager to get rid of the worms writhing under his skin, Boyd (Harold Perrineau) tries to transfer his blood to the Smiley Creature (Jamie McGuire). The act kills the ringleader of From's monsters, allowing Boyd, Kristi (Chloe Van Landschoot), and Kenny (Ricky He) to perform an autopsy on the Smiley Creature. Although the body is bone-dry, the creature's body contains something else.

Shocked to discover that the creatures have human anatomy, Boyd, Kristi, and Kenny agree to leave the body in the basement of the Clinic. Later, the trio hears some strange noises coming from the basement. When Boyd and Kenny investigate, they find that the Smiley Creature's body is crawling with cicadas.

MGM+‘s propulsive horror series “From” returns this Sunday, unleashing a new wave of terror for its third season. We have an exclusive clip ahead of season’s three premiere, teasing the emotional stakes ahead.

“From” returns for its third season on September 22 on MGM+!

In the new clip from episoide one below, young Ethan (Simon Webster) has everyone worried over his panicked search for his mom, Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno). Last we saw of Tabitha, she was shoved out of a tower window and woke in a hospital bed- in the real world.

The series “unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest — including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down. In the...

Get ready From-ily. This afternoon,MGM+ and it’s propulsive horror series “From” is celebrating its inaugural visit to San Diego Comic-Con with new casting news, a season 3 premiere date, and a chilling new trailer.

“From” returns for its new season on September 22 on MGM+!

Look for two new faces this upcoming season. Robert Joy and Samantha Brown will join the ensemble cast. Joy will play Henry, a curmudgeon to whom the years have not been kind, while Brown will play Acosta, a new-to-the-force police officer who is in over her head.

You can get a glimpse of both new characters in the intense trailer below. Survival odds look lower than ever, and things are only getting creepier.

The series “unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out,...

The CW has announced the premiere date for Season 3 of “All American: Homecoming,” which will return on July 8 at 9 p.m. Et. The network also revealed that it has picked up two more episodes for the sixth season of “All American,” bringing it to a season order of 15 episodes. “All American” will now conclude its Season 6 on July 15 at 8 p.m. Et.

Meanwhile, the second season of “61st Street,” starring Courtney B. Vance and Aunjanue Ellis, will debut July 22 at 9 p.m. Et on The CW.

According to an official logline, “‘All American: Homecoming’ is a young adult drama set against the backdrop of the Hbcu (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) experience at Bringston University, where Black Excellence is a way of life. The series follows Simone (Geffri Maya), a young tennis hopeful from Beverly Hills, and her close circle of chosen family as they navigate the highs, lows, and...

MGM+ has delivered an appropriately bone-chilling halfway-to-Halloween treat today in the form of an intense first look teaser at season three of the propulsive horror series “From.”

Look for the 10-episode third season to arrive this Fall on MGM+.

If the below clip is any indication, season 3 is going to be absolutely insane and suspenseful for its characters.

The series tells “of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest – including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down. Season Two explores just how far the residents of this nightmarish place are willing to go to find answers, even as chilling new threats to their safety – and their sanity – begin to emerge.”

The series stars Harold Perrineau (Lost) and...

Beacon 23 is a sci-fi psychological thriller series created by Zak Penn. The MGM+ series has finally returned for its second season, filmed simultaneously with its first season. Based on a short story series of the same name by Hugh Lowey, the sci-fi series is set in the 23rd century and it tells us the story of two strangers stranded together at the end of the known universe at a lighthouse in space.

Season 2 picks up the story right where the first ended and we see Halan trying to figure out Aster’s fate and handle a military attack. Glen Mazzara and Joy Blake take the helm as co-showrunners for Season 2 replacing Zak Penn. So, if you loved the first season of Beacon 23 and are excited about what’s coming, we are here to keep you informed.

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Warning: Major spoilers for Reacher season 2 episode "New York's Finest" below!

Reacher season 2 has turned the main character into a slasher, which includes drowning a hitman in wet cement. The lack of human contact and the murder of his friends by New Age have made Reacher even less civilized and quicker to anger in this season. The latest episode, "New York's Finest," showcases Reacher as a full-on slasher, luring his enemies into a trap before picking them off one by one.

Reacher just completed his transformation into a slasher villain with season 2's latest episode "New York's Finest." Jack Reacher might be the closest a human being can be to The Incredible Hulk's proportions, but that doesn't mean he goes looking for fights either. On the contrary, Reacher avoids fights or gun battles as much as possible, and when he gets involved in one, he's looking to end them quickly.

A scene from ‘From’ season 2 (Photo by Chris Reardon/MGM+)

MGM+ has renewed From for season three just days after the conclusion of season two. The third season will consist of 10 episodes, matching seasons one and two.

“The first two seasons of From captivated critics and terrified and engaged fans, who have formed a thriving online community that is trying to put the pieces together week by week as the secrets of the nightmarish town—and possibly beyond—are slowly revealed,” stated Michael Wright, head of MGM+. “We can’t wait for fans to see the surprises ahead in Season Three, which promises more scares and mysteries, but also more answers.”

The sci-fi horror series was created by John Griffin and is executive produced by Griffin, showrunner Jeff Pinkner (Lost), and director Jack Bender (Game of Thrones). Additional executive producers include Lindsay Dunn, Midnight Radio’s Josh Appelbaum, André Nemec,...

“If you’re a horror fan and not watching From, you should get with it. Scary shit,” Stephen King recently tweeted, heaping high praise on a horror series that has really started to find its audience with its second season. The good news? “From” Season 3 is on the way!

MGM+, a premium linear channel and streaming service, announced today that the contemporary sci-fi horror series “From” has been renewed for a 10-episode third season.

Created and executive produced by John Griffin (Crater) and executive produced by showrunner Jeff Pinkner, and director Jack Bender, the series unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. In the wake of Season Two’s epic cliffhanger, escape will become a tantalizing and very real possibility as the true nature of the town comes into focus, and the townspeople go on offense against the myriad horrors surrounding them. The series...

“From” will be returning to MGM+ for a third season in 2024, the linear channel and streamer announced Thursday.

MGM+ renewed the sci-fi series, which centers on a monstrous town that traps its visitors, for a 10-episode third season, just days after “From” aired its season 2 finale.

After debuting its second season on April 23, “From” currently stands as the network’s second-most viewed series, behind only “Godfather of Harlem,” which was co-created by Chris Brancato and Paul Eckstein and stars Forest Whitaker.

Created by John Griffin, the third installment of “From” will follow up on the season 2 finale cliffhanger, as “escape will become a tantalizing and very real possibility as the true nature of the town comes into focus, and the townspeople go on offense against the myriad horrors surrounding them,” per the official logline.

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“From” has been renewed for Season 3 at MGM+.

The news comes just four days after the Season 2 finale. The third season will consist of 10 episodes, like the previous two seasons, and is expected to premiere in 2024. Per MGM+, “From” is the second-most watched series in network history, behind only “Godfather of Harlem.”

“The first two seasons of ‘From’ captivated critics and terrified and engaged fans, who have formed a thriving online community that is trying to put the pieces together week by week as the secrets of the nightmarish town—and possibly beyond—are slowly revealed,” said Michael Wright, head of MGM+. “We can’t wait for fans to see the surprises ahead in Season Three, which promises more scares and mysteries, but also more answers.”

The series takes place in a mysterious town that traps all those enter it and prevents them from leaving. The official description of the new season states,...

When From Season 2 began, the town and the audience were thrown for a loop when a bus full of people entered the picture.

One of those bus goers was the easily agitated Randall, who quickly made an enemy out of Donna and was banished to the bus after he failed to play nice with the others at Colony House.

It's been a rough go for Randall since From Season 2 Episode 1, and we have to wonder how much worse things will get for him and his enemy (frenemy?) Donna, who found herself in a horrifying situation in the closing seconds of From Season 2 Episode 8.

We got to speak with Randall's portrayer, the wonderful and affable A.J. Simmons, who explained Randall's thought process in taking Donna, why the two clashed so much, and why Randall struggled to fall in line when he arrived in town.

Everyone will be talking about that final moment,...

One brutal fight from Reacher proved the titular character isn't invulnerable after all. The creation of author Lee Child, Jack Reacher is a hulking avenger who roams America righting various wrongs. In essence, he's Sherlock Holmes with the body of Dolph Lundgren, a combination that made finding the right actor for the 2012 movie adaptation a long process. The eventual casting of Tom Cruise caused howls of derision from longtime readers, and it's a call that remains controversial. Amazon's Reacher stayed true to the source by casting Alan Ritchson, who was a much better fit for Child's literary creation.

While having a tall, muscle-bound hero who wins every bout might sound dull to some, part of the enjoyment of the Reacher books and its TV counterpart is that power fantasy. He confronts bullies, criminals and killers alike and - almost always - wins every fight. In one novel, Reacher even bearhugs a villain to death.

The MGM+ streaming service has announced today that they’ll be celebrating “Halfway to Halloween” on April 23 with “From” Season 2 as well as a new Amityville Horror special.

You can also watch the brand new trailer for “From” Season 2 below.

“From” unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest – including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down. In season two, hidden truths about the nature and terrifying origins of the town begin to emerge, even as life for its residents is plunged into chaos by the arrival of mysterious newcomers.

The series stars Harold Perrineau (Lost) leading an ensemble cast which includes Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster (Strays), Ricky He...

If you thought From Season 1 was terrifying, the official trailer for From Season 2 will terrify you.

MGM+ unveiled the trailer for From Season 2 on Tuesday, and there's a lot to unpack.

From unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter.

As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest – including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down.

"In season two, hidden truths about the nature and terrifying origins of the town begin to emerge, even as life for its residents is plunged into chaos by the arrival of mysterious newcomers," the logline reads.

The series stars Harold Perrineau (Lost) leading an ensemble cast which includes Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, and Hannah Cheramy.

Also starring is Simon Webster (Strays), Ricky He (The Good Doctor), Chloe Van Landschoot,...

From will scare up its second season this April, on MGM+ (fka Epix).

The contemporary sci-fi horror series will kick off its second season on Sunday April 23, it was announced at the Television Critics Association winter press tour in Pasadena.

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Created by John Griffin, who executive-produces alongside Jack Bender (Lost, Game of Thrones) and Jeff Pinkner (Lost, Fringe), From unravels the mystery of...

Jimmy Fallon, Willie Nelson, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jimmie Allen, Zach Williams and Miley Cyrus have been cast as guest stars in NBC’s “Dolly Parton’s Mountain Magic Christmas.” The film sees Parton in the lead role and also stars Tom Everett Scott, Ana Gasteyer and Angel Parker.

“Dolly Parton’s Mountain Magic Christmas” is a movie musical about the making of a network TV special. The film follows the backstage story and on-camera results of Parton’s desire to share “mountain magic” at Dollywood during Christmas. When three characters known as the “Three Wise Mountain Men” appear to Parton, she finds herself on a private journey into her past. By the time her special is set to air, a newly inspired Parton finds that she has renewed understanding of the magic of Christmas.

David Rambo will write and executive produce the special alongside Parton, Sam Haskell and Hudson Hickman.

A scene from season one of ‘From’ (Photo Courtesy of Epix)

Epix’s critically acclaimed horror series From has upped Scott McCord to a season two regular and added five cast members who’ll play the passengers on the bus that showed up at the end of season one. The new additions to the ensemble were announced as production is underway in Nova Scotia on the show’s second season.

New cast members include Nathan D. Simmons (Diggstown), Kaelen Ohm (Hit & Run), Angela Moore (Nancy Drew), Aj Simmons (Reacher), and Deborah Grover (My Next Door Nightmare). Nathan Simmons’ bio notes he’s a fan of the series and is “overjoyed” to be joining the From family.

The newbies join the ensemble cast led by Harold Perrineau (Lost), Catalina Sandino Moreno (Maria Full of Grace), and Eion Bailey (Once Upon a Time). In addition, Hannah Cheramy (Van Helsing), Simon Webster...

It looks like From will be claiming a few new residents. Epix has announced additional casting for Season 2 of the network's horror science fiction series, which originally premiered in February. Season 2 of From is expected to begin airing in 2023. Some new additions to the cast include Nathan D. Simmons and Kaelen Ohm, as well as Angela Moore, Aj Simmons and Deborah Grover as series regulars.

When From returns to screens next, there will be some new faces in the deadly town.

Per Deadline, Nathan D. Simmons (Diggstown), Kaelen Ohm (Hit & Run), Angela Moore (The Stand), Aj Simmons (Reacher), and Deborah Grover (Anne With An E) will all be joining as series regulars.

Deadline also announced that Scott McCord, who recurred in From Season 1 as Victor, has been upped to series regular for the sophomore season.

From, led by veteran actor Harold Perrineau, follows the mysteries that abound in a nightmarish town that forces its people to stay inside after dark.

Picked up for season 2 back in April, there are still plenty of questions to be answered, especially after the events of From Season 1 Episode 10.

Remember that bus that pulled into town at the episode's end? Well, this new crop of characters will be the passengers aboard that fateful bus. We don't have much information beyond that,...

Who’s heading to From?

Third base!

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But seriously…. With Season 2 of Epix’s sci-fi horror series in production in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and aiming for a 2023 premiere, some casting news has trickled out — namely, a first look at who all was aboard that bus that mysteriously pulled into town at the very end of Season 1.

Created by John Griffin, who executive-produces alongside Jack Bender (Lost, Game of Thrones) and Jeff Pinkner (Lost,...

Premium network Epix is bringing back sci-fi horror series “From” for a 10-episode second season, we recently learned, and Deadline reports on some casting news this afternoon.

Deadline reports, “Scott McCord, who recurred as Victor in Season 1, has been promoted to series regular for Season 2. Additionally, Nathan D. Simmons (Diggstown), Kaelen Ohm (Hit & Run), Angela Moore (The Stand), Aj Simmons (Reacher) and Deborah Grover (Anne With An E) join lead Harold Perrineau as series regulars in the series.”

“From” unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter. In season two, hidden truths about the nature and terrifying origins of the town begin to emerge, even as life for its residents is plunged into chaos by the arrival of mysterious newcomers.

Deadline also teases this week, “In season two, hidden truths about the nature and terrifying origins of the town begin to emerge, even as...

Exclusive: Epix is expanding its series regular cast for the upcoming second season of its contemporary horror sci-fi series From. Scott McCord, who recurred as Victor in Season 1, has been promoted to series regular for Season 2. Additionally, Nathan D. Simmons (Diggstown), Kaelen Ohm (Hit & Run), Angela Moore (The Stand), Aj Simmons (Reacher) and Deborah Grover (Anne With An E) join lead Harold Perrineau as series regulars in the series from John Griffin and Lost alums Jack Bender and Jeff Pinkner.

Created and executive produced by Griffin, From unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter.

In season two, hidden truths about the nature and terrifying origins of the town begin to emerge, even as life for its residents is plunged into chaos by the arrival of mysterious newcomers. The new series regulars will portray the passengers on the mysterious bus that arrived in...