Throwback Thursday: Take a Look Back at the Trailer for 1974’s "Killdozer!"

Some days are bad days on the job site. And then there are days when your Caterpillar D9 gets possessed by a homicidal alien entity.

Thu April 02, 2015 - National Edition
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Some days are bad days on the job site. And then there are days when your Caterpillar D9 gets possessed by a homicidal alien entity. Such was the scenario for 1974’s made for TV movie “Killdozer!”

The Plot entails an ancient meteorite crashing to earth and possessing a piece of heavy equipment. What ensues is the violent rampage of a dozer gone wrong.

The trailer for the movie (which surprisingly was shut out at the 1975 Emmy Awards) can be seen here:

Update: The entire film has been uploaded to YouTube as well:

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