Movie PictureFebruary 20 it's Dorks night out!

Anchor Bay Entertainment's commitment to finding the best horror films knows no geographic boundaries. On February 20th, Anchor Bay Entertainment brings the international zombie comedy hit Night of the Living Dorks (Die Nacht der Lebenden Loser) to DVD for the first time in North America. Providing both stomach-churning horror and drop-dead hilarity, it's easy to see why Fantasticfest.com dubbed the German film "An audience favorite wherever it's been shown." With many critics calling it "Shaun of the Dead meets American Pie," Night of the Living Dorks speaks the global language of gore and guffaws! In fact, it's so funny you'll laugh your schnitzel off! SRP for this outrageously funny horror masterpiece is $19.98 and pre-book is January 10th.

Written and directed by Matthias Dinter, Night of the Living Dorks almost defies description. Philip (Tino Mewes) and his best friends Konrad (Thomas Schmeider) and "Weener" (Manuel Cortez) are the three biggest losers at Frederich Nietzsche High School. During a drive, their bong malfunctions, spewing smoke into their Scooby van and causing them to crash. After inhaling some ashes bought on eBay that supposedly can raise the dead, the three friends become indestructible zombies with an insatiable appetite for human flesh, wild parties and gym class revenge.

Anchor Bay presents Night of the Living Dorks in German (with English subtitles) with Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, as well as an English-dubbed version in Dolby Digital stereo. In addition, viewers will find the following universally chilling bonus features on Night of the Living Dorks DVD:

DVD Features:
- Interviews with Cast and Crew
- Behind The Scenes Footage
- Deleted & Extended Scenes
- Alternate Ending
- "Fun" Scenes
- English and German theatrical trailers

Technical Specs:
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen Presentation (1.85:1), enhanced for 16x9 televisions
- Run Time: 92 Minutes
- Rating: NR
- Audio: German (with English subtitles) with Dolby Digital 5.1 audio, as well as an English dubbed version in Dolby Digital stereo