A woman puts her life on the line to protect her troubled and enigmatic cousin, who has been targeted and hunted by a powerful supernatural force.

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Lockbox (2026)

★ 6.4/10 July 2, 2026 105 min

Horror

Director: Daniel Stamm  ·  Writer: Justin Yoffe

A woman puts her life on the line to protect her troubled and enigmatic cousin, who has been targeted and hunted by a powerful supernatural force.

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Director

Daniel Stamm Daniel Stamm

Cast

Carla Gugino Carla Gugino Ellen Hershbergen Lou Taylor Pucci Lou Taylor Pucci Winthrop Benson Katharine Isabelle Katharine Isabelle Vahna Minter Roman Kinsella Roman Kinsella Young Winthrop Donald Sales Donald Sales Det. Rousch Jason McKinnon Jason McKinnon Prosecutor Breslow Darcey Johnson Darcey Johnson Father John Dorr Lee Tichon Lee Tichon Kevin Jecca Beauchamp Jecca Beauchamp Young Vahna Aedan Edwards Aedan Edwards The Boy Jason William Day Jason William Day Guard Kenny Wood-Schatz Kenny Wood-Schatz Unicop

User Reviews (1)

Sierbahnn
Sierbahnn August 7, 2026
★ 7/10

This is a competent horror movie about PTSD and grieving families, then it becomes an entirely different movie after about an hour or so and turns into a religious supernatural horror movie which has very little to do with anything that has happened up to that point. It is an abrupt shift and one that I'm not sure the movie sustains adequately. It is certainly not a bad movie, and I enjoyed watching it, but the abrupt tonal shift is a bit much. It is well acted and the limited use of special effects is effective. It's still a good time. You just have to be prepared for the whiplash that signals the start of the third act.