- Original release
- Previous episode S02E01 - What Lies Ahead
- Number S02E02
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Director
Ernest R. Dickerson
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Writer
Glen Mazzara
- Country United States
- Genres Adventure, Drama, Horror, Thriller
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Bloodletting
Rick discovers a possible safe haven. Shane must go on a dangerous mission to get needed medical supplies.
If you’re a fan of spine-tingling horror intertwined with deep mysteries, then ‘From’ is a must-watch series that deserves a spot on your BetaSeries account. This captivating drama transports viewers to an eerie town in middle America where every resident is trapped in a nightmarish reality, cut off from the outside world and plagued by horrific creatures lurking in the shadows. With three seasons available, ‘From’ offers an engaging blend of tension, thrills, and emotional depth that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
The narrative revolves around Boyd Stevens, played brilliantly by Harold Perrineau, who takes on the role of both sheriff and de-facto mayor amidst chaos. As he leads the unwilling inhabitants through their daily struggles for survival, his character reveals layers of complexity born from his troubled past. Perrineau’s performance harkens back to his days in ‘Lost’, where he captivated audiences with his portrayal of Michael Dawson. In ‘From’, he brings both authority and vulnerability to Boyd as he grapples with leadership while trying to protect those around him.
Alongside Boyd are the Matthews family—newcomers who find themselves entangled in this harrowing situation after their RV crashes en route to what should have been a simple road trip. Jim (Eion Bailey) and Tabitha Matthews (Catalina Sandino Moreno) are not only fighting for their lives but also dealing with personal grief over losing their youngest child. Their journey resonates deeply with viewers as they navigate familial bonds while trying to escape from horrors they never anticipated. The characters’ struggles are relatable yet magnified within this extraordinary setting, making for compelling storytelling.
