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Locked" unfolds as the gripping prequel to the mid-70s saga of "Unlocked," both comprising a six-part, 60-minute television series.

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In the tumult of the 1970s, Katherine Parker and her son, Sam Parker, navigate a harrowing escape from her abusive husband, driven to flee after he mistakenly eliminates a member of a formidable family cartel.

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As husband Mike frantically strives to silence the sole witness to his misdeed amidst encroaching threats from both family and corrupt law enforcement, young Sam and his mother craft a daring plan to sever ties with the man who has brought them nothing but anguish.

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For seven-year-old Sam and Katherine, fleeing represents not just escape, but a wholesale repudiation of their shared history and the erasure of Mike's very existence.

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Narrated through the eyes of young Sam, the series unravels the truth, betrayal, and the burden of matricide thrust upon him. Yet, amidst the chaos, questions linger: is this reality distorted by the torment of his mother's psyche?

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In "Unlocked," the repercussions of a deranged father and an even more unhinged mother will shape Sam's future in profound and unpredictable ways.