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Is this the end!? Well it is for movies that bite month here at Roll Film and you know we had to review the Godfather of all zombie movies Night Of The Living Dead! While this movie is quite dated there's no overstating just how influencial it was and still is. Thanks for joining us for spooky season, have a safe and fun Halloween. We'll see you in December for documentaries and a new holiday hit!

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Only 2 more weeks left in our movies that bite month! Today we're reviewing one of the most influential modern zombie films of all time, 28 Days Later. We had to bring back our resident zombie expert Mike Gertreu to get his take on this essential classic. It was a lot of fun looking back at this movie and we can't wait to review the grandfather of all zombie films next week!

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Wouldn't be much of a zombie month if we didn't review Zombieland! This fun take on the zombie apocalypse is a wild ride and we're here for it. It's nice to examine an undead movie that doesn't take itself so seriously but also has heart. Keep a lookout for more brain eating fun here at Roll Film.

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The zombie train just keeps rolling at Roll Film and next stop is Train To Busan. What a great zombie flick that honors the classic undead feel while also putting its own spin on things! If you haven't seen this one yet please do! After you listen to our review of course. We'll see you next week for more zany Zombie fun!

Spooky season is upon us here at Roll Film and this year's them is "Movies That Bite." That's right, all month long we'll be reviewing zombie movies and we couldn't do a zombie month without reviewing the brand new offering from the godfather of zombie video games Resident Evil. Director Zach Cregger delivers again with this amazing realistic portrayal of what it would look like for a NPC to experience the RE games. You've got to see this one in theaters and you've got to stick around here for all of October for our reviews from the dead!

How do we say goodbye to the legend that is Dolly Parton? To be honest we're not completely sure but here at Roll Film we decided to review one of her best movies and release it on Dolly Parton Day! 9 to 5 is a fun revenge comedy that has one of the best opening songs ever. The whole cast shines and it's wonderful that the kind and generous Dolly Parton has this film to add to her amazing life's work. We'll see you next week for our spooky season series "Movies From The Dead!"

If life finds a way so do we here at Roll Film. Honoring the fantastic Sam Neil was no easy task, but we decided to review his most well known movie Jurassic Park. This movie is one of the all time greats and everyone involved deserves to be praised. What a joy it was to revist this classic, and we hope you enjoy listening to our review.

How do you pick just one film to review for the legend that is Tim Curry? You pick one of his favorites! Muppet Treasure Island is beloved by so many and it's easy to see why. What a fun way to say goodbye to one of Hollywood's best bad guys by revisiting this movie that's fun for the whole family!

Well this year isn't over yet but we've already lost so many stars so us here at Roll Film have decided to say goodbye to them by watching some of their best movies. Starting with Hayden Panettiere's 2009 comedy I Love You, Beth Cooper. This teen movie flips the script by having our protaganist profess their affection at the begining of the story and shows us the hilarity that follows. We look forward to revisiting some amazing offerings from Hollywood's best!

What better way to end Abrams August with The End of Oak Street? The brand new Abrams produced sci-fi family epic! This was an awesome movie to see in theaters, and fair warning spoilers are discussed, but kind of hard not to. So if you haven't seen it yet please go do that and get ready for an awesome September on Roll Film!