Season 3 shamelessly pours accelerant onto the building inferno of hallucinatory enigma and ghastly horror of previous seasons, resulting in a berserk and brave installment that we ardently applaud. From is finally growing into its own.

The series has successfully grounded itself in real emotional stakes, and three seasons in, we genuinely care about these characters despite their frequent missteps and long for them to find the inner strength to continue fighting to survive this coldly-lit hellscape. It’s that balance that makes From not just a good show but a potential cult classic, one with enough charisma to keep us coming back for more.

From is fangs-out gory, a point reinforced when that murderous old lady returned and disembowelled a screaming local. It was a visceral conclusion to an episode which proved that, for all the smoke and mirrors, From has real bite – and that streak of horror is where it differs profoundly from Lost.

“From” es puro terror, drama y misterio que engancha de inmediato. A lo largo de la serie te encariñas con los personajes, sufres con ellos y a veces hasta los odias. Aunque la historia avanza, solo entrega pequeñas migajas del misterio, dejándote siempre con ganas de saber más. Es inquietante, adictiva y perfecta para quienes disfrutan teorizar episodio tras episodio.

From continues to be an strong middle-of-the-road show. It's an entertaining and gripping watch in the old style of network television. Great but not exceptional, it's more fun than anything. I just enjoy the twists and turns and the gory body horror. Good.