A haunting castle, a giggling realtor and a ghostly count in desperate need of a manicure are but a few of the strange and kooky elements Jonathan Hutter encounters on his surreal 3-dimensional journey in Orlok, the Vampire in 3D. This newly remastered variant of Nosferatu is available on DVD Sept. 29, 2009 exclusively at qualitycheeseproductions.com and Amazon. For $19.99 this delightfully entertaining 3D production delivers the perfect balance of mystery and intrigue, mixed with just the right amount of fun and classic B-Movie thrills. A 10-minute sneak peek that premiered at the Washington, D.C., Independent Film Festival drew rave reviews from the audience: "The 3D gave this film so much character." "Scary, but I couldn't stop laughing." "The 3D effects really did create a fresh new perspective on Nosferatu."

"Orlok, the Vampire in 3D offers viewers a chance to sample a true masterpiece with a contemporary spin," says Keith Carter, creator of Orlok, the Vampire in 3D. He also says that the DVD will contain plenty of exciting extras, including new animated credits; never-before-seen footage; a whole new musical score; CGI graphics; an introduction by TROMA sensation Lloyd Kaufman, creator of the Toxic Avenger; and two pairs of 3D glasses. Also available: Orlok, the Vampire in 2D for all the hard core Nosferatu cinephiles.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR
Keith Carter, the creator of Orlok, the Vampire in 3D, is a Native American of Coharie descent. Mr. Carter began his career in 1986 penciling for a comic book company called Silverwolf Comics. Since then, his work has appeared in such publications as The Washington Post, USA Today and National Geographic. In 1993, Mr. Carter began a career in animation with a D.C.-based studio called News In Motion. While working with clientele such as Disney, CNN, The Smithsonian and Lucas Films, Mr. Carter developed his craft for animated storytelling. He is currently the creator/animator for the Emmy Award-winning campaign 'Savingsman' for ABC television.

OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS
Max Schreck is back with his finest fang-to-flesh classic! Orlok, the Vampire in 3D is a newly restored version of Nosferatu. This never-before-seen print is an eerie and disturbing adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula. Shortly after its 1922 premiere, Murnau's masterpiece became the subject of a bitter lawsuit. As a result, all known copies of this bloodsucking classic were destroyed. Or so it was believed....

Eighty-seven years later, Quality Cheese Productions unleashes this unnerving stereoscopic nightmare. Prepare for a filmic feeding frenzy of fright!