Popular Sci-Fi Horror TV Show Repeats 100% RT Score With Season 4

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A popular sci-fi horror series on MGM+ matched a major critical milestone with its highly anticipated fourth season premiere. The show created by John Griffin continued its impressive streak on Rotten Tomatoes with its latest outing. Critics praised the season’s renewed focus on delivering answers while maintaining the show’s signature tension.

What critics are saying about From Season 4

From Season 4 premiered on MGM+ on April 19, 2026, and critics have responded with universal praise.

Brian Tallerico of RogerEbert.com states, “Every time the writing gets frustrating on a critical level, the sheer momentum of the piece keeps you engaged.” Jordan Williams of Screen Rant awards the season a 9/10 score. Williams writes, “From season 4 proves that the MGM+ series is entering a new era.” The review highlights that “horrors, character dynamics, and satisfaction of long-awaited answers have never been better.”

Kit Stone of Hue Watched It notes the show’s clear direction moving forward. Stone writes, “More than cheap scares, season four shows that there is a clear focus and a definite end to this story.” Tessa Smith of Mama’s Geeky calls the season “a twisted, dark, and insane ride.” Smith adds that the Man in Yellow elevates the horror significantly this season.

Jasneet Singh of Collider gives the season a 7/10 rating. Singh writes that Season 4 “takes an earned step back and lingers on the reminder of who we’re rooting for.” Lady Jenevia praises the show’s consistency across its entire run. She notes, “Four seasons in and there has yet to be a dip in quality.” Archi Sengupta of LeisureByte awards the season 4 out of 5 stars.

From Season 4 gets a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes

The 100% Tomatometer score marks the second consecutive perfect critical rating for the series. Season 3 also earned a 100% score from 25 reviews when it aired in September 2024. The show’s earlier seasons scored lower, with the series holding a 97% average Tomatometer across all four seasons.

The audience Popcornmeter score remains pending, with fewer than 50 ratings submitted so far. Episode 2, titled “Fray,” airs on April 26.

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