After a second season that felt like it was spinning its wheels a bit too much, From: Season Three is a return to form, at least through the first four episodes that were provided to critics. The writers are starting to answer questions and provide a clear path ahead instead of simply piling mysteries on top of more mysteries. The performances are on par with previous seasons (both good and bad), with Harold Perrineau shouldering much of the emotional weight, and the horror elements, as well as the overall town setting, are becoming more developed. Much to my delight, From has rebounded from the sophomore slump.