The cast of the MGM+ horror series From talks about the lore and chills that are deepening this season.
From The Fudain Zone to The X-Files, viewers have always been drawn to the scary and terrifying. Horror and science fiction have long been able to tell fantastical stories that resonate with the real world. When there are monsters and ghosts in these stories, we can distance ourselves from the story. However, when the stories are very close to possible truths, they take on an even more frightening potential. While many series try to click with audiences, most fall flat, but one series seems to have struck a balance of what viewers want out of it. those kinds of stories.
In a great tradition Lost and Marginserialized thriller series MGM + From improved on its first season with even more supernatural chills and character development. Tells the story of strangers drawn to a mysterious town from which they cannot escape, From has brought out some answers to the big questions about what has been going on in the sinister city in which the group is trapped. a quaint country prison in which they find themselves.
I recently spoke with several team of From about to return for a second season. Elizabeth Saunders, who plays Colony House director Donna, spoke about why she loves playing her character and why she feels that audiences are drawn to series like this. Scott McCord, who plays Victor, discussed his growing role in the mythology of the series. Catalina Sandino Moreno and Eion Bailey, who play Tabitha and Jim Matthews, talked about the physical challenges this season and what it was like working with different actors. Lead star Harold Perrineau, who plays Sheriff Boyd Stevens, spoke about the future of From and where this season is going. Check out the full interviews in the podcast above.
The second season of From first published April 21 on MGM+.
