MGM’s underrated horror series From is taking over Netflix’s charts, maintaining its popularity for several weeks. Its arrival on the streaming platform has introduced the acclaimed show to a new audience, while strong critical reviews have further fueled its success.
From continues to dominate on Netflix’s streaming charts
According to FlixPatrol, From ranked fourth on Netflix’s U.S. Top 10 list on November 4, 2026. The horror series has maintained a strong position on the chart over the past two weeks, reflecting its growing popularity among subscribers. The One About Matthew Perry leads the rankings, followed by Nobody Wants This in second place and WWE Raw in third.
From climbed three spots to secure fourth place on the chart. The remaining titles in the Top 10 include The Fall of El Mayo, Mistletoe Murders, Instadocs: Jane Doe v. Cornell, A Couple of Lies, Love Is Blind, and Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike.
Netflix added the first three seasons of From to its library last month, introducing the MGM+ horror hit to a much wider audience. The series has also earned widespread critical acclaim, as reflected in its impressive Rotten Tomatoes scores. Season 1 holds a 96% critics’ score, while Season 2 has earned 93%. Season 3 boasts a perfect 100% score.
Season 4 has also earned an impressive 96% critics’ score. However, the latest season has yet to premiere and is expected to arrive in Spring 2027. Created by John Griffin, From features Jeff Pinkner and Jack Bender as executive producers. Harold Perrineau leads the cast as Boyd Stevens, the town’s sheriff.
The ensemble also features Catalina Sandino Moreno, Eion Bailey, Scott McCord, Hannah Cheramy, Simon Webster, Ricky He, and Elizabeth Saunders. The story follows a group of people trapped in a mysterious town from which nobody seems able to escape. Their struggle for survival becomes even more terrifying after sunset, when monstrous creatures emerge from the surrounding forest and threaten anyone caught outside.
The series premiered on MGM+ in 2022 and went on to become the network’s most-watched show. Now, its arrival on Netflix is giving the critically acclaimed horror series another boost, attracting a fresh wave of viewers.
