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MGM+’s 5-Part Horror Series Officially Finds a New Home Ahead of Final Season

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The sci-fi horror series *From* will arrive on Netflix on 19 October 2026, giving more viewers a chance to watch the show before its fifth and final season. The move is part of a limited licensing deal timed to build interest in the upcoming season, which will continue to air on MGM+.

Netflix will carry the first three seasons only, so Season 4 remains available on MGM+. The series, which began in 2022 and stars Harold Perrineau, follows people trapped in a town stalked by creatures at night; it has a 96% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes. Season 5 is expected in 2027, with production under way in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

  • *From* arrives on Netflix on 19 October 2026.
  • Netflix’s limited deal covers the first three seasons.
  • The fifth and final season is expected on MGM+ in 2027.

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From is a sci-fi horror television series that began in 2022. It follows people who find themselves trapped in a town they cannot escape, where dangerous creatures appear at night.

The series stars Harold Perrineau, and MGM+ is its original home. Netflix’s limited deal covers the first three seasons, while later episodes remain on MGM+; the fifth season is planned as the show’s last and is expected in 2027.

The different services matter because viewers may need to look in more than one place to watch the full story. Making the earlier seasons available on Netflix may help new viewers catch up before the final season.

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