Locke and key

The Head Key from the comic Locke and Key

The Anywhere Key is one of the Keys created by Benjamin Locke. The Anywhere Key was forged by Benjamin Locke some time between June 2nd - 24th, 1775[1] In 1915, John Locke used the key to get to Europe to fight Germans in World War One. He later used it to connect a Keyhouse door to the Titanic, in an attempt to destroy Keyhouse and kill himself. In 1927, Mary Locke gave the Anywhere Key to Alex Burgess, so when he left, she could use Dream's symbols of power, in an effort to save her…

Welcome to the Keyhouse, a place of mystery and magic. The comic industry was built on superhero capes, but that is not the only genre to thrive in this medium. Back in the day the horror genre mad…

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“Whatever you think you understand about those keys… you don’t.”…

While it's been a difficult time to say the least for film and series productions and theatrical movie releases, the streaming business is booming for platforms like Netflix.

I was heartbroken when Mark Romanek left Universal’s The Wolfman. There’s nothing more spectacular when a unprecedented genius takes on the horror genre, and that was a stake in my heart. Once again I’ve got my hopes up as Deadline is reporting that Romanek will direct the pilot for Fox’s Locke & Key. Based on […]

Fans wonder what happened to Gabe in Locke and Key Season 1. Is there a plot hole? Gabe returns to Locke and Key Season 2 on Netflix.

Here's a guide to all the keys featured in Netflix's Locke & Key during season one and two.

Netflix's 'Locke & Key' has one of the most mysterious villains ever, and we're still figuring them out.

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A little while ago on Twitter, Joe Hill mentioned that after years of work, he had written the very last issue of his comic series Locke & Key (which

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