On this episode of Castle Talk, Jason chats with director Jim Towns, whose new zombie film End Times debuts this summer from The Asylum. Horror EndTimes Zombie
debuts this summer from The Asylum. Towns also wrote the film; some may know him as the host of the classic-horror-focused Borgo Pass Podcast. On the podcast, Towns focuses on classics and films emerging from the beginning of the horror genre, particularly the Universal horrors of the 30s and 40s. But his own films are decidedly contemporary action and survival horror.
In the chat, Towns talks about how his approach to writing has changed over the years and interesting details about what it takes to keep cast and crew safe in a practical set.
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