Originally debuting on MGM+ (then Epix) in 2022, "From" has consistently garnered high praise from critics, maintaining Rotten Tomatoes scores above 90% across all its seasons. The series, created by John Griffin with Jeff Pinkner serving as showrunner, is set in a nightmarish, inescapable town where residents are plagued by monstrous entities that emerge after dark. Veteran actor Harold Perrineau leads the ensemble cast.

Despite its strong critical reception and status as MGM+'s most-watched original series, a recent decision to license its first three seasons to Netflix in the U.S. has propelled "From" into an entirely new spotlight. According to Collider, the show rapidly ascended Netflix's internal rankings, spending a week in the top ten and peaking at number two, as reported by analytics firm FlixPatrol.

This move highlights a growing trend in the streaming landscape where platforms, even those with successful exclusive content, are leveraging Netflix's vast global reach to introduce their shows to a broader audience. For MGM+, the strategy could translate into a significant boost in subscribers, as new fans captivated by the initial seasons on Netflix may migrate to MGM+ to watch the latest installment and the upcoming final season, which remain exclusive to the original platform.

While critics have remained steadfast in their admiration, audience sentiment for "From" has shown a slight shift. Early seasons enjoyed high audience scores, but the latest season has seen a dip, with some viewers expressing a desire for more definitive answers to the show's intricate, long-running mysteries. Nevertheless, the series' compelling premise and strong performances continue to draw in viewers.

Plans are reportedly underway to expand "From's" availability on Netflix to more international territories, further solidifying its newfound global presence, even as the journey toward its conclusion remains firmly rooted on MGM+.