Tyler and Kinsey play around with the Head Key and Echo makes her move as we recap Locke & Key “The Keepers Of The Keys.” In the fourth episode of Season 1, Kinsey is living it up after removing her fear — and Scot is seeing the results. Meanwhile,

Step inside our minds as we unlock the third episode of Netflix’s Locke & Key Season 1, “Head Games.” It’s a tale told in three parts, exploring Tyler, Kinsey and Bode’s relationship with their deceased father Rendell Locke,

The Locke family starts to settle in to Matheson on the second episode of the Locke & Key Netflix series, “Trapper/Keeper.” While Bode continues to discover magical keys and try to come up with a plan to stop the Well Lady,

The Locke & Key Netflix series officially kicks off with the first episode, “Welcome to Matheson,” and we’ve got your recap podcast right here. After the Locke family suffers tragedy, they head to the town of Matheson to start fresh.

All good things come to an end, and so does Locke & Key as we recap the final volume of the series (for now), “Alpha & Omega.” Dodge finally has the Omega Key, and he’s ready to bring hell to prom night. But first,

Locke & Key editor and IDW President, Publisher and CCO Chris Ryall joins us for a special interview breaking down all things Locke & Key. From getting writer Joe Hill and artist Gabriel Rodriguez together, to all three adaptations of the comics,

Let’s go back to May, 2012 for a special bonus episode of our Locke & Key podcast for a replay of our live show with writer Joe Hill! Taped after the end of “Clockworks” and before “Alpha & Omega,” Hill joined out weekly live show to chat about all thi...

It’s the penultimate volume of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s Locke & Key, and it’s time to take a journey to the past in “Clockworks.” As we bounce through time, we see how the keys (and locks) began back during the Revolutionary War,

On a special episode of Locke & Key: Unlocked, we chat it up with Locke & Key‘s artist supreme, Gabriel Rodriguez! From the initial conception of the IDW comic book series, to the various attempts to bring the comic book series to screen,

After four volumes of build-up, Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s Locke & Key “Keys to the Kingdom” finally introduces us to the character find of the century. The volume also contains a series of seeming one-shots include the Eisner nominated “Sparrow,...