Syfy has uncovered a first take a gander at the profoundly expected new arrangement Nightflyers, which is essentially a ghastliness story set in space. The show depends on a 1980 novella composed by Game of Thrones copyist George R.R. Martin and takes after eight researchers and a clairvoyant who set out determined to the edge of the close planetary system in the expectation of reaching outsider life. Frightening and rough occasions start to happen, testing the loyalties and mental backbone of those on board the main ship.

This secret shows off the primary film from the arrangement, and in addition the gigantic sets. Martin himself shows up in the piece, depicting Nightflyers as "a spooky house story on a starship" and "Psycho in space." That in that spot ought to be reason enough to tune in, however the generation estimation of the show looks spectacular too.

Previous Dexter showrunner and Constantine co-maker Daniel Cerone fills in as showrunner on the arrangement, and it denotes another progression in an energizing bearing for Syfy's rebranding. The system repositioned itself two or three years back, wanting to move into the glory TV time with aggressively dull shows like The Magicians and Channel Zero. Those plays are working, and the profoundly expected Superman arrangement Krpyton debuts this week. It's energizing to see Syfy taking these strong jumps, and Nightflyers surely appears as though it can possibly be an appreciated expansion to #PeakTV.

Look at the Nightflyers mystery beneath. The arrangement stars Eoin Macken (The Night Shift), Sam Strike (EastEnders) as Thale, Maya Eshet (Teen Wolf) as Lommie, Angus Sampson (Fargo) as Rowan, Jodie Turner-Smith (The Last Ship) as Melantha Jhirl, Gretchen Mol (Boardwalk Empire) as Agatha, David Ajala (Fast and Furious 6) as Roy Eris, and Brían F. O'Byrne (Million Dollar Baby) as Auggie. Nightflyers makes a big appearance on Syfy this fall.