Years have passed and townspeople remain stuck in the tiny Midwest hamlet where they can drive in but never, ever leave.
For Harold Perrineau, life has gone from one puzzling series to yet another, from the landmark unsolvable mystery of “Lost” to the infernally and eternally trapped town in “From,” whose third season streams Sunday on MGM+.
Years have passed and townspeople remain stuck in the tiny Midwest hamlet where they can drive in but never, ever leave. Perrineau’s Sheriff Boyd Stevens is still hanging on even as everyone seeks safety behind locked doors each night which is when ghouls come out to torture and slaughter those available.
What’s clear is that “From” is not a polite sci-fi series questioning man’s place in the universe. Rather it’s an old-fashioned monster movie, a series whose appeal is clearly to see who’s next and how spectacularly awful their deaths might be.
“Look, John Griffin always calls our show, ‘A character study masquerading as a horror series.
