An under-the-radar horror show that's set to end after 5 seasons has just been rated as one of the best shows of the decade on Rotten Tomatoes

From season 4 has debuted to a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, making it one of the best-rated shows of the decade, with each season receiving a score over 90%.

The MGM Plus show stars Harold Perrineau (Yes, Mercutio from Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet!) as Boyd Stevens, the sheriff of a small town in America that traps anyone who enters... and the unwilling residents are left to fight off nightmarish creatures as they desperately search to find a way out.

Season 1 holds a 96%, with season 2 at 93%, and season 3 at 100%. Season 4 premiered on April 19, with MGM Plus swiftly renewing it for a fifth and final season. Created by John Griffin (who guest-starred on MGM Plus horror original The Institute), the cast includes Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, David Alpay, Elizabeth Saunders, Scott McCord, Ricky He, and Chloe Van Landschoot.

"This season, the hunter has turned the key just a little and heat up just a little bit more," Perrineau told Inverse, when asked about the highly-rated fourth season. “They are maybe the most evil hunter you have ever experienced. And that is the town itself."

Horror legend Stephen King has previously spoken out about the show, agreeing with a fan that From is one of the most "criminally underrated horror shows of the decade." The series has been nominated for numerous Saturn Awards, bringing home the award for Best Horror Television show in 2025.

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