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Zombie Fight Song
By Bob Frey
Zombie Fight Song tells the story of how a college boy inadvertently finds the perfect cure for womanizing.
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Description
Steve, a college student, goes to a party, puts the make on someone else’s girl, and ends up in a fight. He easily vanquishes his rival and leaves his lifeless body on the sidewalk. Naturally, he thinks that is the end of it. The next evening, however, on his way home from dinner he finds the creep waiting for him and the boob wants to fight him again. The moronic behavior and closed mind of the boy spooks Steve, and he tries to talk him out of it. The guy will have none of it, and they wind up behind a closed museum to duke it out in the dark. Again, the creep is a pushover, but every time Steve knocks him down, the jerk gets up, grunts, and lurches for him like one of the walking dead. When Steve hears a dopey melody from a famous zombie movie, he loses it, jumps on the creep, and throttles him until the thing is still. Did he truly kill the boy this time or had he already passed over? Had he actually have a fistfight with one of the living dead?
