MGM+ Renews Supernatural Thriller 'From' for Fifth and Final Season

MGM+ has renewed the supernatural thriller series 'From' for a fifth and final season. The renewal was confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter. The series stars Harold Perrineau and is produced by Amazon-owned MGM+.

'From' centers on a group of people trapped in a town from which there is no apparent way in or out. At night, monsters roam the streets, and creatures such as spiders and cicadas appear in the surrounding forest. The production is filmed on location in Halifax, Canada, in a set known as 'From Town,' which was built specifically for the show.

The series explores questions about the nature of the town and the possibility of escape. Season four is set to premiere on April 19, 2026. The show has been the most-watched program on MGM+.

Creative Team's Perspective on the Renewal Creator John Griffin stated that five seasons was the initial goal, but the story's development guided the decision to end after five.

He noted that the end of season three, including the death of character Jim played by Eion Bailey, marked the conclusion of the story's beginning. Griffin added that season four represents the start of the end, allowing the narrative to unfold as intended with support from MGM executive Michael Wright.

Executive producer Jeff Pinkner, who has worked on shows including 'Alias,' 'Lost,' and 'Fringe,' discussed the balance between plot mysteries and character emotional journeys.

He said that the success of such shows depends on audience investment in the characters' experiences. Pinkner expressed satisfaction that viewers have remained engaged, enabling the story to reach its conclusion. Executive producer and director Jack Bender recalled his initial discussions with Griffin and Pinkner about the town's details.

Bender described his role as ensuring the development of relatable characters amid the unfolding mysteries. He highlighted the specificity in the show's concept as a key factor in its creative appeal.

Details on Season Four and Future Production Pinkner described season four as the strongest yet in terms of storytelling, performances, direction, and presentation.

He noted that confirming the fifth season in advance allows viewers to enjoy the episodes without concern over premature cancellation. Griffin stated that the season brings characters closer to understanding the truth about the town, with the environment resisting their progress.

In the season three finale, characters Boyd, played by Harold Perrineau, witness that killing a monster does not prevent its return.

Griffin explained that this positions Boyd as a wartime leader facing potential sacrifices for escape, involving not only himself but others. The storyline also reveals that characters Tabitha, played by Catalina Sandino Moreno, and Jade, played by David Alpay, have prior connections to the town from previous lives.

Griffin said that Tabitha and Jade grapple with guilt and responsibility from this revelation, leading them to collaborate on using the knowledge.

The finale introduced a new antagonist, the Man in Yellow, played by Douglas E. Hughes, coinciding with Jim's death and the characters' discoveries. This development raises questions about the timing of the antagonist's appearance.

The writers' room is currently active for the fifth season, with production scheduled to begin in summer 2026. The decision to conclude after five seasons followed discussions, including consideration of a sixth season. Griffin mentioned that extending further would primarily serve the creators rather than the story's needs.