However, we often think of brains as prime zombie cuisine thanks in part to Homer Simpson. In 1985′s “The Return of the Living Dead,” a zombie demanded “braaaaaaains!” for the first time ...

It's hard to identify the first fast zombie on celluloid when there is no consensus on what constitutes a zombie.

Danny Boyle's off-kilter, unpredictable third entry in the '28 Days Later' franchise surprises in mostly the best ways.

GRAPHICS. Diseases and Conditions. Add Topic 'Zombie deer,' or chronic wasting disease, is expanding in the US. ... The brains of infected animals develop holes and become spongy.

“One thing that we found was that the fungus invades the brain in a very creepy and stereotyped pattern,” she continued. “In the brains of flies that are executing summiting behavior, fungi are ...

“Zombies have attention-locking problems. When they see something, they fixate. It resembles damage to the parietal lobe (1)—a condition called Bálint’s syndrome. So a zombie will fixate on ...

It is now late Autumn. In late Autumn, with the days growing darker, with the nights getting colder…indeed, with Halloween just behind us, I have the privilege, perhaps even something ...

This fascination with these brain-munching beings has inspired games by the boatload. Yes, there are the two aforementioned series, but the list of great zombie games goes on.

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Zombies never really vanish from TV screens. Every so often, a fresh show arrives to remind us why we always come back.

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