The Rig's ending, explained – What's the deal with the fog?
stars as well as coming from one of the bosses behindmight have been surprised to discover that it would be less of a gritty, albeit heightened, real-world drama and more of a supernatural mystery thriller.
Crew members were getting infected by spores floating around within the 'fog', with varying – and sometimes deadly – consequences. In-esque horror, Rose worked out that spores in the ash could attach themselves to people as hosts. If the person was unhealthy it would cause them a horrid, gory death, whereas for others it would provide healing properties, while also presenting them with visions.
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