What was the first 'zombie' movie to actually say the word 'zombie'?

Question

:-)

Added Details:
So far, the first 9 answers are incorrect :-( So I think it's time for a clue :-)
In most all zombie movies, up until the movie in question, they were never described as 'zombies' by any of the characters. They've always been called 'the walking dead' or 'the living dead' or 'the undead' or simular. In this particular zombie movie they are actually referred to as 'zombies' by a character for the first time ever in an actual zombie movie. Clue: The movie was released within the past 7 years ;-)
Good Luck!

Answer 1

I don't know for sure will you tell us, wanted to answer so that you know that I read this, I had a friend who wrote a book about Dracula, but that is not a zombie is it, his book is published.

Answer 2

i wonder too. so i looked up the wikipedia entry. according to wikipedia:

Probably the first reference in Western literature to a zombie was in "Pierre-Corneille" (actually Paul-Alexis) Blessebois' satirical French novel from 1697, Le Zombi du grand Pérou ("The Zombie of the great Peru")[3]



i'm not sure what was the first movie to use the word, but it's clear the word is much older than any film. great question!

Answer 3

White Zombie (1932) starring Bela Lugosi.

It was the first zombie movie and even had zombie in it's title.

Answer 4

I think it was " i walked with a zombie" old movie but still kind of scary.

Answer 5

Ok, I take back my first answer lol..

It could have been White Zombie in 1932.

Answer 6

I am a zombie connoisseur, obviously, and I have to admit I have no idear. Great Q luv, cheers!

Answer 7

night of the living dead?

Answer 8

i was a teenage zombie?