The story is going on for far too long and feels excessively complicated. It has just enough to hold my attention—mostly because there's not much else available—but it’s riddled with ridiculous nonsense. From the very first episode of the initial season, they begin piling on the illogical elements, and they never let up; we, as viewers, are simply expected to overlook it all. I am currently watching Season …

Tabitha’s character really bothers me; her actions and dialogue often feel nonsensical. I also take issue with the bottle tree plot point. Victor established this tree as significant, explaining it served as a pathway to the lighthouse, but Dale's experience with it was confusing—he became trapped on a wall and died. It seems illogical that entering the tree wouldn’t lead directly to the tower; regardless, even reach…

This is without question among the least intelligent programs I’ve ever been subjected to, clearly designed for an audience lacking in discernment. Those who persist in watching this material must be either out of work or profoundly unintelligent. In fact, I’m willing to wager a significant sum—specifically, my next mortgage payment—that they fit into both categories.

The narrative centers on individuals who find themselves isolated within an enigmatic settlement from which there seems to be no exit, and where frightening beings appear after dark. What distinguishes *From* is its capacity to cultivate a persistent feeling of unease without depending excessively on sudden frights. Rather, it prioritizes the creation of mood, fleshing out the characters, and gradually revealing the …

The involvement of people familiar with LOST initially drew me in. The first season posed more questions than it resolved, which I didn’t find problematic; instead, it created anticipation about what would occur and how the characters would escape their predicament. I feel that the third season has significantly improved the narrative by introducing storylines both within and outside of the central setting, prompt…

This series earns a definite 10 out of 10 when it comes to the way the story unfolds. To be honest, the preview didn't really grab my attention initially, but I figured I’d check it out anyway. After watching just the first three episodes, I was completely hooked. What stood out most to me were the creative minds behind this series; the narrative is truly remarkable. I became very invested in what the characters were…

This show is really good.

I really enjoyed this show!

Coming to “From” with anticipation because of its connection to “Lost,” I was hoping for something special. Sadly, the EPIX series doesn’t quite reach those heights. It begins very well and has a distinct atmosphere, but the writing quality declines and the acting isn't great, which really impacts the show as it goes on. The graphic violence and genuine scares that are present early on stand out, though even these…