While Waiting For From Season 4, Watch The Ultimate Mystery TV Show With Two Seasons On Streaming

It will be a while before From season 4 will hit the small screens, but viewers can check out another fascinating mystery show while waiting for it to come out. Every once in a while, a mystery box thriller, reminiscent of Lost, comes along and takes viewers by storm with its compelling story developments. Although not all mystery box thrillers can keep viewers engaged for more than one season, From ranks among the few that manage to sustain intrigue and maintain a high level of suspense across many seasons.

Even after season 3, many nagging questions surrounding From's narrative remained unanswered. Even the true nature and purpose of the monsters that haunt the central town in From remains shrouded. However, despite intentionally keeping viewers in the dark about these mysteries, From has brilliantly kept viewers engaged by gradually removing the tapestry surrounding its overarching story and themes. After watching From, it is hard not to think about another epic mystery series that consistently defied viewer expectations with one mind-bending reveal after another.

If You Like From, This Is The Ultimate Small Town Mystery Show

Twin Peaks Is Arguably One Of The Best Mystery Box Shows Ever Made

Like From, Twin Peaks unfolds in an eerie small town setting and gradually makes a character out of its central location with immersive atmospheric cinematography. With each episode, Twin Peaks becomes weirder with its plot progressions and makes room for myriad theories and speculations about what is happening in its story. Similar to From, Twin Peaks masterfully avoids giving away too many details about its long-term narrative vision to viewers and does not promise to resolve all underlying mysteries.

Harold Perrineau as Boyd cautiously holding his hands up in From season 3

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The MGM+ horror television show From recently finished airing its third season, and fans of the series are looking for the perfect follow-up show.

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However, despite walking the thin line between keeping viewers engaged and annoying them with one mystery after another, Twin Peaks manages to stay well within the realm of captivating storytelling. As bizarre as some story developments in From may seem, Twin Peaks, at times, goes even further than the MGM+ show with its relentless exploration of the uncanny, the weird, and the unknown. Although Twin Peaks experiences a slight dip in its overall quality towards season 2, the show deserves to be ranked alongside From among the most visually haunting and engaging mystery box thrillers.

From Season 3's Big Sci-Fi Twist Makes Its Twin Peaks Comparisons Even Greater Ahead Of Season 4

From's Time Travel Story Makes It Even Similar To Twin Peaks

Boyd Stevens (Harold Perrineau) looking concerned in From custom image

Although From was paving the way for a time-travel twist for quite some time, its third installment has confirmed that many time-bending developments are at play. With time travel gradually becoming one of the primary drivers of some of its main story beats, From is seemingly becoming even more similar to Twin Peaks. While only time will tell how From will handle its exploration of its temporal narrative elements, the brilliance with which the show has explored complex sci-fi ideas in the past suggests that its time-travel twist will be dealt with the same level of depth and intrigue.

DID YOU KNOW: North Beaver Bank in Nova Scotia is the real location where the scenes featuring From's central town have been shot

From season 4 has a lot to answer. From the disappearance of the motel to the Boy in White's purpose, from the origins of the talismans to the dead bodies in the root cellar, many strange mysteries remain unsolved. With so much left to uncover, it would be fair to say that From will progressively get even weirder and convoluted in its future installments. Viewers enjoying From's deep dive into cryptic mythology and mind-boggling story threads will undoubtedly have a good time watching Mark Frost and David Lynch's Twin Peaks.