An evil spirit takes control of a bulldozer and uses it to terrorize the workers on a small island.
I'm usually the one praising 70s-era made-for-TV horror movies, but not this one. I'm going to use a word to describe Killdozer that I normally don't use - this is one stupid movie. My problem is that I don't see any horror in a bulldozer. First, these aren't the most nimble, stealthy vehicles. You should be able to hear or see one coming from across the tiny island. Yet time-after-time, the bulldozer is able to sneak up on our oblivious heroes. Second, sure a bulldozer is reasonably fast in comparison to a man (about 10 mph - I looked it up), but not fast enough a man couldn't outmaneuver one. In several instances, the characters in Killdozer stand and wait to be slaughtered.
Not only is Killdozer stupid, but listening to these full-grown, intelligent men recite the dialogue their given . . . well I'm not sure it's stupid, but they sure sound dumb.
2/10
I'm usually the one praising 70s-era made-for-TV horror movies, but not this one. I'm going to use a word to describe Killdozer that I normally don't use - this is one stupid movie. My problem is that I don't see any horror in a bulldozer. First, these aren't the most nimble, stealthy vehicles. You should be able to hear or see one coming from across the tiny island. Yet time-after-time, the bulldozer is able to sneak up on our oblivious heroes. Second, sure a bulldozer is reasonably fast in comparison to a man (about 10 mph - I looked it up), but not fast enough a man couldn't outmaneuver one. In several instances, the characters in Killdozer stand and wait to be slaughtered.
Not only is Killdozer stupid, but listening to these full-grown, intelligent men recite the dialogue their given . . . well I'm not sure it's stupid, but they sure sound dumb.
2/10