Question

If a vampire bites a zombie, does the zombie become a vampire or the vampire become a zombie?

Answer 1

Realistically a vampire would never bite a zombie because they can’t partake of dead blood without poisonous repercussions. Only the blood of the living, a freshly dead human still possessing the traces of a life force, or certain living dead creatures such as other vampires. In addition vampires find zombies to be absolutely disgusting on all levels. Their stench makes them ill, and their blood is quite repellent acting as a potent poison. We only know the effects of zombie blood on vampires due to historical accounts of small amounts being slipped to them while mixed with other blood along with modern cryptozoological laboratory research studies. A vampire drinking zombie blood, that is if he could withstand the wretched taste, would fall immediately ill for several hours as his body fights off the zombie virus. During this time the vampire is greatly weakened, and vulnerable. However he, or she will easily survive since their demonic based DNA, and the vampire virus within their bodies, are more powerful than any strain of the zombification virus. In addition there will never be a vampire-zombie hybrid even if a vampire went through the process of trying to transform one. The two paranormal physiology’s simply aren’t compatible.

Answer 2

The story is about a family who moves to a castle haunted by the ghost of a dead nobleman, who killed his wife and was starved to death by his wife's brothers. It has been adapted for the stage and screen several times.