Joe Hill’s Locke and Key series may have finally found a home at Netflix
The fifth try might finally do the trick for Joe Hill’s acclaimed comic series, Locke & Key. The Hollywood Reporter says that Netflix is close to a season order for a show, although the deal isn’t quite finalized yet. If it happens, it’ll be the end of a long road of failed adaptations for the story.
There have been numerous attempts to adapt the series over the years. The first came in 2008 when Dimension Films picked up the rights, only to lose them to 20th Century Fox Television in 2010. The studio filmed a pilot in 2011 (and screened it at San Diego Comic-Con), but ultimately passed on the series. In 2014, Universal picked up the series for a movie produced by Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, and Bobby Cohen, but that project also fell...