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Bad Blood is an English phrase referring to enmity between two (or more) people or groups.
The phrase may also refer to:
[edit] In film and television:
- Bad Blood (1981 film), starring Jack Thompson, about mass murderer Stanley Graham
- Bad Blood (1986 film), starring Juliette Binoche
- Bad Blood (2005 film), starring John Hurt and Miranda Richardson
- Bad Blood (Film) a film starring Jennifer Lynn and Lightning Bear
- Bad Blood, a 2005 short film starring Alan Cumming, based on a story from Trainspotting, by Irvine Welsh
- "Bad Blood (The X-Files)", an episode from the fifth season of the TV series The X-Files
- "Bad Blood" (Prison Break episode), the thirty-ninth episode of the American television series Prison Break
- "Bad Blood" (Dresden), the fifth episode of the television series The Dresden Files
- "Bad Blood", a 2006 episode of the Rugrats spinoff All Grown Up! (see also episode guide)
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[edit] In entertainment:
- WWE Bad Blood, a professional wrestling pay-per-view event held by World Wrestling Entertainment
- Bad Blood (game), a computer game from Origin Systems
[edit] In music:
- "Bad Blood" (Neil Sedaka song), a number-one song by Neil Sedaka released in 1975
- "Bad Blood" (song), a single by Ministry
- "Bad Blood" (Supergrass song), a single by Supergrass.
- "Bad Blood" (Boxes song), a song by the Irish band Boxes, from the album of the same name
- "Bad Blood" (Siobhan Fahey song), a song by Siobhan Fahey
- "Bad Blood" (Bonzo Dog Band song), a song by the Bonzo Dog Band from their 1972 album Let's Make Up and Be Friendly
- Bad Blood (Boxes album), an album by the Irish band Boxes
- Bad Blood (Gerling album), an album by the Australian band Gerling
- Bad Blood (album), an album by the Swedish band "Peter dolving band"
- Bad Blood (Song), A Drum n Bass song by Prolix & Nocturnal on GanjaTek Recordings
