Season
one
of
Netflix's
graphic
novel
adaptation
of
Locke
&
Key
is
currently
streaming
on
Netflix.
The
new
show
just
came
out
yesterday,
and
twitter
is
already
excited
for
season
two
of
the
very
binge-able
series.
The
10
episodes
long
series
leaves
you
with
several
complicated
cliffhangers
in
the
end.
Starring
some
new
faces
as
well,
the
cast
includes
Darby
Stanchfield,
Connor
Jessup,
Emilia
Jones
and
Jackson
Robert
Scott.
The
book
series
has
a
niche
fan
following
who
are
proud
to
watch
the
show
on
the
screen.
Several
Twitter
users
also
got
emotional
about
the
show
getting
a
Netflix
adaption.
Before
you
make
up
your
mind
about
watching
or
skipping
this
one,
here
are
the
first
twitter
reactions
to
Locke
&
Key.
Seeing
#LockeAndKey
come
to
life
has
me
super
emotional
in
my
nerd
feels.
Reminds
me
of
reading
the
series
for
the
first
time,
which
is
an
epic
success.
And
I'm
only
on
the
3rd
episode
#LockeAndKey
6
episodes
in
I
really
like
what
they've
done.
All
changes
from
the
comics
make
perfect
sense
to
translate
to
television.
pic.twitter.com/CQo3QNNuPl
me:
#LockeAndKey
looks
kinda
scary
Netflix:
watch
it
me:
I
don't
think
it's
a
good
idea
to
watch
it
alone
Netflix:
just
watch
it
me:
I'll
just
try
the
first
ten
minutes
Netflix’s
Locke
and
Key
rules
and
I
recommend
it
to
anyone
who
likes:
Stranger
Things
Harry
Potter
Stephen
King
Riverdale
Jumanji
and
any
weird
mash-up
of
any
or
all
of
those
tbh
i
was
waiting
for
the
plot
twist
and
they
really
give
us
in
the
last
few
minutes
of
the
last
episode
holy
shttt,
now
where
is
the
season
2??give
me
now!!
also
i
hope
they
will
tell
us
more
about
Duncan
&
great
great
grandpa#LockeAndKey
pic.twitter.com/YnUO3pCUlT
Locke
&
Key
is
a
supernatural
horror
drama
series
adapted
from
the
graphic
novel
of
the
same
name
written
by
Stephen
King's
son
Joe
Hill.
It
follows
three
siblings
who,
move
into
their's
father's
childhood
home,
after
his
gruesome
murder.
While
uncovering
the
secrets
of
the
old
ancestral
house,
they
find
out
it
has
magical
keys
that
give
them
a
vast
array
of
powers
and
abilities.
The
official
synopsis
also
hints
at
a
devious
demon
willing
in
the
house
who
"also
wants
the
keys,
and
will
stop
at
nothing
to
attain
them."