One of the better _In Your House_ cards, in my opinion. Possibly because it starts with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs "Triple H" Hunter Hearst Helmsley where the "raw" side of Stone Cold begins to reveal itself. LOL His was such a great character, and who would have ever guessed, years earlier when Austin was a part of the "Hollywood Blondes" tag team with Brian Pillman, that Austin would go on to such heights of pro wrestling excellence. The tag-team match between the "Smoking Gunns" and Owen Hart/British Bulldog match was still a yawner, although they _tried_ to make it interesting. Fortunately, "Sunny" (aka convicted felon Tammy Lynn Sytch [Google her now!] ) was not in this one as her usual spoiled-brat persona but was confined to a couple of lewd shots in a red nightgown as Jerry Lawler drooled audibly. Suffice it to say, "Sunny" looks worse today than "Cloudy" did back in the day! LOL Next, you had Golddust vs Marc Mero, and again, Golddust is just never going to be an interesting character (to me, anyway) so this match couldn't end fast enough. The match between "Psycho Sid" vs Leon White (who came up with that intro about _"Vader time time time time time..."_ thing anyway? They couldn't go out and purchase a real echo box? LOL) was another snooze-fest but at least it kept you guessing. Following the match was an impromptu "interview backstage" where "Sid" proceeded to rant and rave - and forget his lines - in a hilarious lunatic scene that left Jim Ross, Michael Hayes, and others at a loss for words. _"Moving along, ladies and gentlemen..."_ per Vince McMahon. (Translation: _"We can't cover for that idiot so let's just ignore him...."_ ) The final match was the _Buried Alive_ match between The Undertaker vs Mankind and I'll give them credit: They made it interesting...all the way up to the end. **NOTE** If you're considering watching this, be advised that towards the very end of the show, when the "grave" is being filled with dirt, there are some flashes of light (meant to emulate lightning, I suppose?) that could be harmful to anyone with epilepsy or other disorder that could be triggered by flashing light. This is near the very end of the show, however, and the events have already been determined so you can still watch all the matches up to their conclusion.