The Grid

Shot documentary-style, The Grid, plots the rise and fall of fear-based game show, The Grid, where contestants enter a virtual reality world populated by their deepest, darkest fears.

Cast

Troy Titus-Adams

as Tina Marvine

Stony Blyden

as Hunter Marvine

Martin Ashley Jones

as Pho Deimos

Anthony Mark Barrow

as Jack Larden

Joe Harvey

as Morgan Chase

Michael Veritas

as Stephen Marvine

Andi Osho

as Anna Pascal

Ryan Plourde

as Lucas Park

Javier Ronceros

as Mr Gulbenkian

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