From Season 4 Wraps Filming, Signaling a Darker, Stranger Chapter Ahead for MGM+’s Cult Hit

Fans of From finally have reason to celebrate: the wildly popular MGM+ horror-mystery series has reached a major production milestone, officially wrapping filming on its highly anticipated fourth season. After beginning production in June in Nova Scotia, the show’s cast and crew have now closed the cameras on what promises to be the most chilling chapter yet. For a series that has accumulated a fiercely loyal cult following since its 2022 debut, the announcement has ignited a fresh wave of speculation, excitement, and theory-crafting.

The news broke through the show’s official social media accounts, accompanied by a behind-the-scenes 30-second celebration video of the cast enjoying their final moments on set. The post teased: “BRB decoding every frame of this video for clues on Season 4. #FROM has officially wrapped and is coming soon to @mgmplus!” Fans immediately flooded the comments, with one viewer joking: “Ok, now start filming Season 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.” Their enthusiasm speaks to the magnetic pull of the series, which blends psychological horror, sci-fi mystery, and emotional character arcs into one irresistible puzzle box of chaos.

Season 4 comes after a turbulent and surreal third season packed with shocking turns, including the introduction of a sinister new figure known as The Man in the Yellow Suit and a time-bending twist involving the teenage character Julie. Both developments left viewers with more questions than answers, setting the stage for a season that is poised to escalate the show’s mythology in dramatic new directions. Show creator John Griffin fueled this anticipation further when he described Season 4 as the beginning of “a new journey”—one whose destination, he warns, may either bring the residents closer to escape or plunge them further into their waking nightmare.

Filming this season once again took place in Nova Scotia, a location that has become integral to the show’s eerie, isolated atmosphere. Much of the cast from previous seasons returned for the new episodes, including Harold Perrineau, Catalina Sandino Moreno, David Alpay, Elizabeth Saunders, Scott McCord, Ricky He, Chloe Van Landschoot, Kaelen Ohm, Pegah Ghafoori, Corteon Moore, Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster, Avery Konrad, Robert Joy, Samantha Brown, AJ Simmons, Nathan D. Simmons, and Douglas E. Hughes. Their continued involvement is a testament to the show’s tight-knit ensemble and the communal spirit that drives the story of trapped strangers forced to survive supernatural horrors.

Since its premiere in February 2022, From has carved out a unique place within the horror and sci-fi genres. Its ability to terrify while deeply engaging viewers with character-driven storytelling has earned it comparisons to Lost, Twin Peaks, and The Mist, while maintaining a style entirely its own. Fans are particularly drawn to the show’s intricate world-building, grotesque night creatures, cryptic symbols, and unrelenting sense of dread—elements that only intensified in Season 3’s final episodes.

Though MGM+ has yet to confirm a specific premiere date, reports suggest Season 4 will arrive sometime in 2026 with the standard 10-episode order. That schedule may test fans’ patience, but if the past seasons are any indication, the wait will be worth it. Each new chapter has expanded the mythology in unexpected ways, introducing escalating threats and unearthing strange truths about the nightmarish town that no one can escape.

Season 3’s finale left viewers reeling. The arrival of The Man in the Yellow Suit introduced a fresh antagonist shrouded in terrifying ambiguity. His motives, powers, and connection to the town remain unknown, though his unsettling presence suggests a deeper, more organized intelligence behind the horrors. Meanwhile, Julie’s involvement in a time-travel storyline cracked open the possibility of alternate timelines, memory loops, or a fractured reality—adding a science-fiction element that fans have long suspected simmered beneath the surface.

John Griffin’s cryptic comments about Season 4 signal that these threads are only the beginning. “In Season 4, a new journey begins,” he said. “The question is whether it will lead our characters home, or deeper into this unrelenting nightmare.” His words suggest even greater danger ahead, potential betrayals within the group, and perhaps the most ambitious chapter of the show’s mythology to date.

With filming now complete, post-production can begin shaping the scares, mysteries, and emotional beats that have defined From as one of MGM+’s most compelling original series. Though the premiere remains a long way off, fans can take solace in knowing that Season 4 is officially one step closer—and when it arrives, the nightmare will only grow darker.