Ok....Overall, I am impressed with the first post. This has a good start.
Some critique.....
I was a bit troubled as to the switch (Peanut / No Peanut)....Perhaps there should be some sort of "Blurring" sensation inserted there.
I limped over to the Bathroom,
I quickly run as fast as I could down the hallway,
Both Johnny and Derby have been injured badly enough to be in a hospital. As a reader, I can accept his falling when getting out of bed, pulling himself back up, and limping to the bathroom....But I can't accept him running just a few minutes later.
Graffiti is on the door saying "DON'T OPEN THE DOOR, DEATH WILL COME FOR YOU" I look in fear... I hear groans, animal sounds, and I knew someone.. SOMETHING, was trying to get past this door. The door got pushed LOUDER, and I heard a thump... I didn't dare open it. I see a pale hand coming through the slight gap on this door... More and more hands.
Ok, the door is closed. So how is a 'pale hand coming through a slight gap' ? That needs better explanation.
He jumped in fear, and turned around... "JOHNNY, what's... WHAT'S HAPPENING HERE?..." He said in a scared tone, "I don't know man, the undead... WE NEED TO LEAVE... The Fire escape... Let's go!" I yelled "I think you and I were in a bloody coma... Oh no... Mother and Father! What if they... what if-" "LISTEN, we need to leave... NOW... I've got a matchbox for some light... We need to go"
This is totally confusing as to who is speaking. It would read better like this....
He jumped in fear, and turned around... "JOHNNY, what's... WHAT'S HAPPENING HERE?...", He said in a scared tone.
"I don't know man, the undead... WE NEED TO LEAVE... The Fire exit... Let's go !" I yelled.
"I think you and I were in a bloody coma... Oh no... Mother and Father! What if they... what if-", Derby sputtered.
"LISTEN, we need to leave... NOW...", I shouted. "I've got a matchbox for some light... We need to go !"
What I do after I've written something is to put myself in the role of the reader, pretending I hadn't wrote that and am just reading it for the first time. That way, if there's something that just doesn't make sense to me, or doesn't jibe, I can spot it. Remember others will be reading the story, and need to be able to imagine the sequence of events that you lay out. If they are illogical or out of order, that detracts from the tale you are trying to tell.
Like I said, overall this was very good. Just keep an eye on the details.