Yes — expired film can still be usable, and it will almost certainly still make images. The main question is how it was stored. Expiration dates are typically based on room-temperature shelf storage; refrigerated or frozen film often keeps much better, while heat and humidity accelerate degradation.

What to expect:

• color film: possible color shifts and some loss of effective film speed
• black and white film: often more tolerant, but fogging or other defects can appear
• any expired film: results may be unpredictable, which some people use creatively

Since this film is only about 5 years past date in the answers provided, major speed loss is considered unlikely, though some degradation is possible.

A practical approach:

• shoot a test roll first
• for color film, include a color reference shot in each lighting condition if you want to correct later
• for black and white, you can clip and process a small test piece, or simply test one roll
• for color film, you can also send one unexposed roll for development to check base fog/condition

So: don’t throw it away. Test a roll and decide from the results.