Zombiism

They find answers on a blog, where an earlier "tag" victim explains the rules by which this odd strain of zombiism is spread. ❋ Unknown (2007)

It's a serious look at the mathematical epidemiology of zombiism, published in "Infectious Disease Modelling Research Progress." ❋ Unknown (2009)

The result is SHOOTING POOL, which deals with the idea of emotinal zombiism, but not the living dead, least not in the strictest meaning of the words. ❋ Joe Lansdale (2010)

It's kind of queer, then, that Straub's equally sprawling novel - which incorporated into its thick page count vampirism, werewolfism, zombiism and of course spiritism - should be so cut down, condensed and neutered as a cinematic offering born on the 50th anniversary of the birth of the American horror film. ❋ Arbogast (2009)

With their pasty skin and hollow eyes, they actually look a bit zombie-like, although George Romero's NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 1968 was still a good six years away and associations of zombiism were still strictly Haitian. ❋ Arbogast (2009)

From the religious -- "For Pete's Sake," about the Mother Church's connection to zombiism -- to the comic -- "Four out of Five," which explains the connection between oral hygiene and zombie outbreaks, Zombie Tales runs the gamut. ❋ Rogers (2007)

The link from vampirism and zombiism and a few other -isms to a brain-influencing parasite is solid and incredibly believable, and his protagonist, the peep-hunter Cal, is wonderfully empathetic. ❋ Jlundberg (2006)

Zombiism was running [rampant] [throughout] [the town]. ❋ Dr. EadLockes B. Purple (2011)