From Season 3 (2024) : Episode1-3 Review

Director: John Griffin

Star Cast: Harold Perrineau, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey,

Genre: Horror, Mystery, Drama

Season: 3

Runtime: 50-55 mins

8.5/10

“FROM” is back, and it’s as terrifying, mind-bending, and compelling as ever. The season 3 premiere is a jaw-dropping, horrifying experience that keeps the terrifying momentum going with everything that fans expect from this gripping show. If you thought the horrors of this doomed town had reached their peak, think again. The stakes are higher, the scares sharper, and the tension is thicker than ever before.

The episode picks up right where season 2 left off, continuing the twisted journey of the trapped townspeople. The story is relentless, and FROM shows no mercy as it deepens the mystery and ramps up the horror. From the moment the credits roll, you can tell this show is determined to keep you on edge—questioning reality, and definitely checking whether you’ve locked your doors at night. The series never lets you forget the terror that lurks just beyond the edge of sanity.

One of the most compelling aspects of FROM is its ability to keep building tension without offering too many answers. The town is a puzzle that refuses to be solved, and with every new cliffhanger, we're dragged further into the nightmare. The characters are a major strength, with Boyd (played brilliantly by Harold Perrineau) carrying the emotional and psychological weight of the town on his shoulders. From episodes 1 to 3, we see Boyd become more desperate and increasingly unhinged, his breakdowns adding layers of depth to an already complex character. His journey is as heartbreaking as it is terrifying, and the stakes of his battle against the monstrous forces surrounding him only grow with each passing moment.

The show knows how to make you feel the weight of every death. Unlike many horror series that might throw away characters just to shock the audience, FROM makes every loss meaningful. Fatima’s breakdown, for example, is gut-wrenching, showing just how much the residents are crumbling under the town's oppressive horror. The horror here isn't just in the supernatural creatures stalking them—it's in the psychological toll the town has on its inhabitants.

And those creatures… FROM continues to raise the bar when it comes to terror. The monsters aren’t just mindless beasts; they’re intelligent, strategic, and they seem to have a plan. Whether it’s the eerie statues in the woods, the creepy phone calls, or the unsettling hallucinations, FROM constantly keeps us guessing about what’s real and what’s part of the nightmare. The combination of poisoned soil, rotting vegetables, and strange phenomena like the bottle tree only adds to the sense of impending doom.

What sets FROM apart from other horror series is the way it manipulates atmosphere. The show's eerie opening and end credit soundtrack are pure nightmare fuel, making you feel as if you’re stepping into a dream that’s far too real. The atmosphere isn't just creepy—it’s addictive. You’ll find yourself wanting to return week after week, even as you dread what might come next.

The real genius of FROM lies in its pacing. Each episode is a slow burn that rewards patience. It doesn’t give you answers too quickly, as the show rarely provides full explanations—it just gives you hints. By the time you reach the latest episode, you’re not just invested—you’re completely hooked, and probably traumatized, too. The show has a way of making you feel the weight of its mysteries. It keeps you asking questions, wondering what's really happening, and keeps the fear alive every time the lights go out.

In short, FROM continues to be a masterclass in horror television. It doesn’t just show you the monsters—it makes you feel them. It rewards those who are patient, and for anyone brave enough to keep watching, it promises that the nightmare is far from over. Boyd's declaration that the monsters won't break him in the season 2 finale feels more like a challenge than a victory, and as we move through season 3, it becomes clear that the town’s dangers are only escalating. So, check your windows, and prepare yourself for another round of this nightmare. FROM is back, and it’s more terrifying than ever.