From star Catalina Sandino Moreno addressed one of the most pressing questions surrounding the series’ return ahead of its highly anticipated fourth season. The actress offered a new update on the release window, revealing when fans can expect the next chapter of the MGM+ horror drama to arrive.
From Season 4 release date to arrive very soon
Catalina Sandino Moreno confirmed that From Season 4 will be released in 2026. In an interview with The Direct, Moreno said, “I think it’s coming out March, [maybe] April. But it’s coming out.” Filming for Season 4 wrapped in November 2025, according to a prior production update also provided by Moreno to The Direct.
Season 3 concluded on November 24, 2024, meaning the gap between seasons will be approximately 15 to 17 months, depending on the final release date. For comparison, there was a 17-month gap between Seasons 2 and 3. A March or April 2026 premiere would mark a slightly shorter interval between new episodes.
The release will occur on MGM+, following the 10-episode format of previous seasons. MGM+ has not yet released an official trailer, but one is expected soon, given the narrowed release window. Moreno stated, “It’s a great season. You’re gonna love it.”
Moreno, who plays Tabitha, addressed the character’s major role in Season 3’s finale. The episode revealed Tabitha is the reincarnation of Miranda, Victor’s mother from the 1970s cycle, and that Jade is Christopher, Miranda’s husband. They had previously failed to save their daughter from the ritual that turned the town’s citizens into immortal monsters.
Speaking about the show’s appeal, Moreno described From as “addictive to watch,” comparing it to eating Pringles: “You open up Pringles, and you take one, and then you keep just popping [them] in your mouth, because it’s addictive… It’s fun, it’s entertaining.”
This faster turnaround may reflect MGM+ prioritizing production to maintain momentum after Season 3’s cliffhanger. Fans continue to anticipate how the reincarnation twist and evolving mythology will impact the series moving forward.
Originally reported by Anubhav Chaudhry on ComingSoon.net.
