WWF: Eve of Destruction · 1998
WWF: Eve of Destruction (1998) is a Documentary film directed by Kevin Dunn, starring Mark Calaway, Mick Foley, Vince McMahon.
Documentary
Overview
This is a special look at some of the greatest matches ever. First, from 1998's King of the Ring , the infamous Hell in the Cell. Then, the Steel Cage and Last Man Standing Matches from 1999's St Valentine's Day Massacre. We wrap things up with WrestleMania XV's Shane McMahon vs. X-Pac, as well as the greatest Ladder Match in WWE history from Terri Invitational Tournamnet at 1999's No Mercy. What sets this DVD apart though, are the in-depth Superstar commentaries as you watch the action. It's all here with an exclusive backstage perspective from the ones who lived it and watched it all unfold before their eyes. So what are you gonna do tonight? The answer, my friend, is right here in your sweaty little hands.
Cast
Mark Calaway, Mick Foley, Vince McMahon, Steve Austin, Sean Waltman, Shane McMahon, Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy
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What is "WWF: Eve of Destruction" about?
This is a special look at some of the greatest matches ever. First, from 1998's King of the Ring , the infamous Hell in the Cell. Then, the Steel Cage and Last Man Standing Matches from 1999's St Valentine's Day Massacre. We wrap things up with WrestleMania XV's Shane McMahon vs. X-Pac, as well as the greatest Ladder Match in WWE history from Terri Invitational Tournamnet at 1999's No Mercy. What sets this DVD apart though, are the in-depth Superstar commentaries as you watch the action. It's all here with an exclusive backstage perspective from the ones who lived it and watched it all unfold before their eyes. So what are you gonna do tonight? The answer, my friend, is right here in your sweaty little hands.
When was "WWF: Eve of Destruction" released?
WWF: Eve of Destruction was released in 1998.
Who stars in "WWF: Eve of Destruction"?
The cast includes Mark Calaway, Mick Foley, Vince McMahon, Steve Austin.
