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Season 5 Filming has started!

Season 5 Filming has started!

Season 5 filming has started and is expected to premiere in 2027 🔥 I can’t wait 😍 photo was shared by Corteon Moore (Ellis).
Many of the cast members shared photos on IG of their trips to Halifax throughout the week and more will be joining gradually as I heard on a number of social media interviews.
So don’t jump to conclusions about who’s missing, but I’ll be watching it closely myself 😂 I’m also wondering if we’ll see new faces! Omg we better see new leading actor to explain everything!

u/all_about_FROM — 7 hours ago
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For All of the People that Wondered About Randall's Scar

I am doing a rewatch and noticed the scene of Tabitha checking out Ethan's wound. She commented on how fast it was healing, as it had only.been two days since it happened. We know Fatima's pregnancy only lasted a few weeks. Given this, it makes perfect sense that Randall's scar healed so fast.​ it is accelerated in Fromville. ethan then commented that he thinks Fromville is special. it tries to hurt people, but it tries to help them also.

u/Electrical-Two3084 — 11 hours ago

The most anticipated haircut in history of television

Hannah Cheramy (Julie) shared her new look sporting a short hair cut after teasing us a day earlier with photo of freshly cut strands of hair on the floor. I think she looks so pretty 🥰

My issue has been always Tabitha’s hair extensions lol ( maybe it’s exaggerated because I really don’t like Tabitha at all and have a feeling she’s a villain)

u/all_about_FROM — 16 hours ago

Rewatching ep1.

I'm rewatching and trying to analyse scenes from ep1. Here you can see the crows are circling around, which they only do when there is a dead body below. Did the Matthews family died and the crows are circling their bodies? Maybe their soul got trapped there. I know the writers confirmed that fromville is a real place and not a purgatory, but I'm saying maybe it's a different place trapping souls.

u/PsychologyNo7025 — 1 day ago

Competition between MIY and BIW

Feel like the last exchange was hinting to like a let’s see who wins this one.

Almost like the BIW is semi good and rooting for everyone to escape or find answers and MIY is bad or rooting for everyone to die and cycle to restart. They are both stuck to follow certain rules where they can manipulate and maybe hint things but not directly control actions. Like MIY can kill but needs people to act out rituals like the blood stuff with Clara. Same with BIW - he could push Tabatha out but to what point - give hints but not tell it all.

They might be both controlled by the same entity but they are opposites in my opinion. You’re almost grown up - they know each other obviously...

Edit - they kinda compare notes “yeah but they pulled the bottle tree down”

Also convincing 8 or so people to sacrifice their children - that’s a tough one. wtf was happening in the town before that to make people willing to do that. I find it hard to believe that eternal life would be enough to kill your own child….8 different couples without protest. Unless it was one couple Jaditha that started it or suggested it. Still - feel like maybe 1 out of every million parents would be willing to make the sacrifice of that….shit musta been badddd

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u/Admirable_Yogurt5211 — 19 hours ago

The sacrifice isn’t the answer

Everyone seems to concentrate on the children that were sacrificed. I think that’s the wrong focus; not because it was wrong or because it shouldn’t be set to rights, it should. What I think everyone keeps forgetting to ask is, what went on in that place that drove people to sacrifice their own children to begin with? Everyone keeps consenting on that - but what are they going to do to deal with whatever is so dangerous and frightening that it would drive people to sacrifice their own children in the first place?

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u/FreyjasSpear — 1 day ago
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To all the haters 😘

As I already said in the last episode, the producers of From are absolutely delivering. Episode 7 was just perfect. I love this show and I’m really excited to see what the final three episodes have in store for us.

It’s time for the people of Fromville to fight back.

u/Rekt_Deilor — 1 day ago

2022 Relevance

I find two small but strange details:

  1. The Matthews disappeared in 2022, I hate to remind everyone but that was during (or towards end of) the pandemic. depending on where you are in the world, that was still quarantining, masks, no travel etc. at any rate, it’s strange they don’t mention any of that (good to be out and travelling after quarantine..) they have no masks or anything. Maybe writers didn’t want to digress and fans to start theorizing it’s all an after vaccine effect 😂 I don’t know.. but Covid was huge global impact and the show was very close from that time but there was nothing related to it whatsoever as if they stepped in from another planet.

  2. I know phones (mobile phones that is) don’t work in FROMville but still it’s strange that we didn’t see a single device even for them to take pictures and maybe go through notes or anything (except Matthews RV) I was intrigued when we heard Sophia tell Kenny when she arrived “I forgot my phone in car I need to go get it …” I knew it was a fake move but was wondering if we finally see one (i also was hoping Kenny will find out she’s an imposter, when he helped her with her belonging in that file box he carried and find no phone as she claimed) Anyone, again, very strange all these gadgets (even a drone) are in town but not a single phone which is like the single common item among all modern folks would have carried with them, and a pair of shoes I guess…

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u/all_about_FROM — 1 day ago

Tree in the road

What if the tree in the road was there to tell people to knock down the bottle tree? What if the Anghkooey kids knock it down to see if someone gets the hint.

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u/Dear_Reflection2874 — 1 day ago
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This is one of the most confusing questions to answer

One thing about the talismans has never made complete sense to me.

When Boyd first discovered them, he took shelter inside a shallow cave-like alcove. There was no door, no sealed room, and no real barrier separating him from the monsters—they were standing only a few feet away. Yet the talisman still protected him.

If that's how the talismans work, then why are monsters able to enter a protected house the moment someone opens a door or window?

It seems contradictory.

If the talisman only works when a space is completely enclosed, then Boyd's hiding place shouldn't have protected him in the first place. But if an enclosed structure isn't actually required, then opening a door or window shouldn't immediately break the protection either.

So what is the actual rule?

Is the protection tied to intent rather than physical barriers? Was Boyd's cave considered a "shelter" in some supernatural sense? Or is there another condition about the talismans that we still haven't been told?

It feels like one of the biggest unanswered questions in the series, and I can't tell if it's a hidden clue or something the show has yet to explain.

What do you think? Is there a rule we're overlooking, or does this seem like an inconsistency?

#FROM

u/Specialist-Top-6351 — 1 day ago

Anagram of Sophie

Is "Is Hope"

Hope seems to be a thing in the show, coincidence or relevance?

I'm sure the man in yellow probably has another name..

Thanks everyone for reading 📚

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u/TuchComplex — 1 day ago

It's working on the audience

I had a realization last night. I've been seeing so many theories online about every single character being secretly "bad"

The man in yellow said that everyone would tear each other apart. All it took was showing one character "clara" as having been secretly working for the bad guy to throw the audience into total mistrust. I'm not saying it's impossible or incorrect, just that it's interesting

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u/rainefielder7 — 1 day ago

The Symbol may actually be about transition.

I am rewatching the first episode and I have seen a theory online that the town draws in people at “cross-roads” or in transition. I noticed that as the Matthews drive into town, there are various shots and transitions of roads before they see the tree.

The roads loop like the From Symbol, and Tabitha and Jim even argue about looping in a circle and about a “switch back” road that could get them on the right path, then they see FromVille and drive around before almost crashing into Jade and Tobey. I think once you turn back from the tree, the trap is set. The Tree could be a Faraway tree.

It is almost as if the Ocean would be a way out. I also noticed that the Monster’s mouth parts look like fish teeth and that their internal structures resemble those of trees.

u/Euarchonta — 1 day ago

Hey hey everybody just calm down!

I can’t be the only one that feels like this about Patty, more useless than Dale. Every time she’s on screen she either freezes, makes things worse, or contributes almost nothing

u/xipodu — 1 day ago

Bones and lighthouse

Friends, the From Theory page has posted about the bones with a caption saying that when they rewatched it, the series itself (as you all know) points to the answers being in Season 1, especially the early parts.

Go back to Season 1, Episode 2, when Fatima takes Julie up to the colony house rooftop, and Julie asks her, "Why did you bring me here?" Fatima says, "No matter how high you go, the worst nightmare can still be a dream."

This is exactly what they need to do with the bones — Tabitha and Jade need to go to the highest point in the town, which is the lighthouse, and fall with the bones. This is also seen on the stone talisman, where Tabitha and Jade have their arms and legs spread out in a falling-like pose. This design was likely carved on the stones by Julie or someone else, and it relates to how to break the curse and the hex. Also, it might be a step-by-step process, because they themselves mentioned that Season 5 is going to be like a chessboard game — meaning first they have to take the bones to the Lake of Tears, and then the lighthouse. That's also why in the conversation between the Yellow Suit and the White Suit, one of them was hopeful about the existence of the bones, and the other mentioned the bottle tree, but that's no longer an option because they were supposed to enter the bottle tree with the bones to reach the lighthouse, and now they're forced to go through the forest to get to the lighthouse.

Fatima's dialogue also contrasts the worst nightmare — symbolized by the Yellow Suit man's fall — with the best dream — symbolized by Jade and Tabitha's fall.

The Yellow Suit man's fall created the curse, and Jade and Tabitha's fall will break it.

u/Swimming-Essay6843 — 1 day ago

What Would You do Differently If You Were An Authority Figure?

Me:

  1. Weekly or even daily town meetings where we all tell and discuss every new thing we have discovered. No secrets, nothing too big or small. You never know what is important.

  2. A big board listing everything we have tried so far to get home, so whenever a new person shows up we can just walk them over to it and point

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u/kalat1979 — 1 day ago

What are people’s theories on what happened with the sun?

Tried to make the title as spoiler free as possible for anyone who hasn’t seen the end of season four.

So what are people’s theories on how it changed from day time to night time in the middle of the day?

I’ve had the running theory for a long time that they’re not in a real place at all, it’s effectively a simulation, a game, and this makes me think it even more.

The spawning animals. The NPC guide boy in white. The town looping like it’s in its own world. Solving one mystery unlocks another like levels of a game. The electricity from nowhere and now the time of day being open to control.

But what are your theories on how the day changes to night? Did the town react? Or the man in yellow caused it? How was it even possible?

I asked this in another From sub and was surprised by how few people seem bothered by it or applied any thought to it.

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u/RainbowPenguin1000 — 2 days ago

Let's be honest, Donna is everyone's favorite character, right?

She has always been a solid, strong, no BS, caring character since day one. Literally just a powerhouse of a woman and super consistent but honest. Although I heard a theory that maybe she saw something while in her coma which may not have been revealed to us yet. In Henry's dream/hallucination/alternate reality he was told that everything he needed to sever the anchor (kill Victor) would be provided to him. And Donna told him about the pew pew, b*llets, and where Victor was. She provided it all. I hope its just a coincidence and not her active plan.

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u/nogoodusername1111 — 2 days ago

The creatures - 12 or more? Has anyone counted if they were ever shown in a group larger than 12? Is Smiley gay?

Do you think the total number of creatures is 12 or more? Twelve would be consistent with the number of parents who took part in the ritual. Seven children would mean 14 parents, minus Jade and Tabitha, since one of the children was their daughter.Do you think the creatures are capable of shapeshifting? Their original faces appear different, we saw that during Smiley’s autopsy. It’s possible they can change their faces and use the clothes of past residents to create different characters, which would be consistent with their stereotypical appearances.

Has anyone ever counted whether they were shown in larger groups than 12?

They stand in pairs - do you think that implies Smiley is gay?

Edit: There were two appearances of the nurse creature in the show. At first, the nurse is dressed in a uniform from the 1940s–1950s, seen in the picture (played by Tessa James). Later, she is played by a different actress - we see her approaching the diner while people are making the rope ladder (actress: Anna Sampson). Do you think this is just recasting, or is it intentional? They don’t look alike.

Anna Sampson is also playing bob-cut creature!!!

She may play the bride creature in s01e01 as well, but I am not sure. The actors playing creatures are often not mentioned in credits.

Another thing: If creatures are wearing clothes from decades they know nothing about, their clothing choices actually fit into the story

u/WhatisLOTR — 2 days ago