FROM

FROM places viewers inside a small Midwestern town that won’t let people leave, and it wastes no time turning ordinary life into something sinister. People arrive for different reasons, then find their routines reshaped by local rules, interpersonal tensions and the knowledge that the surrounding woods come alive with dangerous, unknown creatures after dark. The show tracks several residents as they rearrange priorities, protect family and build uneasy alliances, while small mysteries about why the town traps people and how its rules work are revealed gradually. Tension comes from relationships as much as monsters, and the series keeps its bigger surprises intact.

Created by John Griffin and released in 2022, FROM is an original TV concept that leans into serialized mystery and slow escalation. Production emphasizes character-driven scenes and tangible creature effects, pairing intimate performances with eerie, atmospheric locations.

The series has earned positive viewer ratings, holding an average of 8.157/10 from 2,285 votes. Critics and fans have highlighted strong work from Harold Perrineau and Catalina Sandino Moreno, and many reviews note recurring themes of community under pressure, ethical compromises for survival and fear of the unknown.

Even early on, FROM generated a lively online fan community, with viewers trading theories about the town’s rules, mapping character connections and sharing striking imagery of moonlit forests and nocturnal predators. Those visuals and the show’s unanswered questions have fueled speculation and discussion across social platforms and fan forums.

While FROM hasn’t collected major industry awards like Emmys or Golden Globes to date, it’s attracted attention within genre circles for its ensemble performances, production design and the way it sustains mystery across episodes. Fans and critics alike keep returning each season to see how the town’s secrets will play out.