WWE Badd Blood: In Your House (1997)
The Road Warriors battles The Nation of Domination. The Headbangers defend the WWE World Tag Team Championship against The Godwinns. The first ever Hell In a Cell match as Shawn Michaels squares off with The Undertaker. Plus, Bret Hart competes in a Tag Team Flag Match and more!
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The Road Warriors battles The Nation of Domination. The Headbangers defend the WWE World Tag Team Championship against The Godwinns. The first ever Hell In a Cell match as Shawn Michaels squares off with The Undertaker. Plus, Bret Hart competes in a Tag Team Flag Match and more!
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Vince McMahon, Jim Cornette, Pat Patterson, Vince Russo, Bruce Prichard
In Theaters:10/5/1997
Box Office:
Runtime:169 minutes
Studio:World Wrestling Entertainment
Cast
Vince McMahon
Director
Mark Calaway
The Undertaker
Michael Hickenbottom
Shawn Michaels
Bret Hart
Bret "The Hitman" Hart
David Smith
The British Bulldog
Del Wilkes
The Patriot
Leon White
Vader
Juan Rivera
Savio Vega
Jose Estrada Jr.
Jose Estrada Jr.
Miguel Pérez Jr.
Miguel Perez
Jesús Castillo Ortiz Jr
Jesús Castillo
Brian Adams
Crush
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