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To be no longer living but supernaturally animated, as a zombie.

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In The Elder Scrolls games, the Conjuration magic skill allows the summoning of various creatures, including both Daedra and undead. When it comes to summoning Daedra, the lore seems fairly clear. ...
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I was watching a gameplay video, and I noticed something about the zombies—something which I have spotted in a number of other action games. Some of the zombie enemies had upper bodies that could be ...
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Here's what I can recall There's a village in a valley and all the houses are built on stone slabs to stop underground creatures from digging up into the houses The creatures come out at night and ...
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This is short story (maybe short novella) I read in a short-story collection in the mid to late 80's. Back then I was in my teens and I found the whole concept really creepy. It left an impression on ...
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I'm looking for a book that I read a few years ago (maybe 4 years). I'm not sure of what year it was, but I don't think that it was an old book. I remember it vaguely but I wrote down everything I ...
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According to the title narration of the cartoon Count Duckula (1988), Castle Duckula, home for many centuries to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks – The Counts of Duckula. Legend has it ...
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Some years ago I watched very old science fiction movie on French television that was advertised as "The worst SF movie ever made". It involved aliens who somehow woke up the dead, so the ...
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Since consecrated earth, even the Transylvanian type, should be connected to the “sacred,” what are some possible reasons for Bram Stoker to specify that Dracula needs this “holy soil” in order to ...
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Given the medical/biological explanation for the "darkseekers," I can see no plausible explanation for the extremely rapid burning (with something like smoke) of the creatures in sunlight. ...
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H. P. Lovecraft's stories include several different, apparently independent ways that a person can become an undead creature after their own natural death (being raised from saltes, being reanimated ...
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In The Simpsons episode 9F04, "Treehouse of Horror III" (1994), Lisa refers to the "zombies" that Bart has just summoned and Bart snarkily replies that Please Lis, they prefer to be called "the ...
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I read this story in an anthology in a school library sometime around 2000-2007. I don't remember the author, title of the story, or the title of the anthology, unfortunately. Description following is ...
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Wesley Snipes Why did the Gallowwalkers need to reskin when Aman (Wesley Snipes) did not?
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In many stories, crosses or other religious symbols hurt vampires. In the Shadowhunters books by Cassandra Clare, vampires are weak to whatever religious symbols they believe in. In Buffy the Vampire ...
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Do we know the first, or at least possibly the most influential, occurrence of zombies targeting humans for our delicious brains? And do we know why they go for that organ specifically?
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