Why would she even be there with the plan she’s put in place with Sam? And why does she try to woo Tyler again? Just to scare Bode? Or to give him one more chance? Both seem unlikely. Is she just wandering the grounds, waiting to be scary? It’s scenes like this that feel just a bit off, like the show has too little internal logic. When is mom going to stop letting him do that? Anyway, the Well Lady is there, and she confronts Bode again, telling him that his refusal to give her the keys is going to destroy his family. While Nina is confronting an increasingly shady Ellie about her past and present, Bode wanders the grounds of the Locke property. Time to sucker the Savini Squad into a potentially life-threatening location to shoot their movie! Gabe loves the idea, but everyone else is nervous. Remember how Kinsey Locke has no fear anymore? Well, that means she wants to go into those deadly caves ASAP, and she pressures her brother Tyler into going with her, but he declines. Why? What does that memory do to him, and why was it taken out of his head in the first place? Something isn’t right with Duncan Locke, and he seemed most entranced by a memory of the kids entering the sea caves where three of them reportedly drowned. It’s a totally creepy, almost Body Snatchers-like moment. He feels queasy, hands her back the jar, and then it’s like it never happened. Imagine looking at your own memory, which would be weird enough, but imagine it’s one that’s been erased from your head. One of the most disturbing scenes in the show to date comes when Kinsey shows Duncan one of his own memories and it seems to, well, break his brain. It explains why he always gets a bit hazy when he’s talking about his childhood. First, she realizes that the paint jars of memories that she found with Tyler last episode once belonged to Uncle Duncan Locke. What was it? Sadly, the investigation goes nowhere and Matuko eventually rules it a suicide, but it does mean that Nina gets the contents of Joe’s desk by the end of the episode, so we’ll probably find out what Joe wanted to show Nina soon enough.īefore that, Kinsey Locke has a few disturbing adventures. Not only did she hear someone in the house, but he left her a worried message about something he found. The episode opens with Nina Locke trying to convince Detective Matuko that Joe Ridgeway didn’t kill himself.
As Nina digs deeper into the mysteries of Matheson and what she doesn’t know about her dead husband’s past, Sam Lesser finally gets to Key House, entering the grounds as the episode comes to an ominous end.
More importantly, we see the two older Locke kids enter unique spirals, Kinsey nearly getting herself (and the rest of the Savini Squad) killed, while Tyler sabotages the best thing about his new life in Matheson, his relationship with Jackie. “The Black Door” is the first episode of Locke & Key that doesn’t introduce us to a new magical key in the show’s universe, although we do get a big glowing door and a fake-out key that does little more than open a kitchen cabinet.
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