Locke and Key Review

Locke and Key is a fantasy plus drama show that unravels itself in a small town in Massachusetts.

A family of four, a mother, two teenagers and a kid travel to a new town called Matheson after they lost their husband/father, Rendell Locke to a bullet fired by one of his own students. The house they settle to live in is called the Key House that's been in the Locke families for decades and is also a place where Rendell grew up. Shortly after moving in the mother Nina Locke, struggles to cope with the loss of her husband, while the two teens endure the hardships of a new school and all the added drama that comes with it. Bode Locke the youngest, a happy go lucky kid soon discovers that the house is filled with various keys that whisper and call out to him, begging to be used. The three children embark on a journey to find out what these keys mean and the connection it has to their father.

Other than the fact that the keys always showed up at the right time felling like the script was very conveniently writen everything else laid a strong foundation for the coming episodes which just built up the rush of wanting more. Sure the plot had many holes but the eye catching acting of the charecters made up for it. Filled with crime, magical mysteries and the real harsh struggle of losing a loved one, this show has got everything to cater to an individuals different needs and surely is a show worth a watch. Hopefully after this years release of Season 1, season 2 brings just as more excitement to the show.