Ever since Eli Roth’s low-budget terror-fest Cabin Fever hit DVD shelves in 1999, the filmmaker has raised the stakes, riding high on his reputation for extreme storytelling to make a string of unclassifiable features, including Hostel, The Hills Have Eyes, and – most recently – The Green Inferno. But Roth has also been working for more than a decade on a project that would have most horror veterans giving him strange looks: a straight-up zombie movie. The film, called Zombieland, has been in the works for more than a decade and is now set to finally hit theaters