4/5 More Euro-Westerns - The Drifters,The Gamblers..
  by R. Webb (u.s.a.)
The Fast ,The Saved,And The Damned,is actually a good box set from Videoasia,three disc with ten spaghetti westerns,westerns that are seldom seen,and bold scenery there is of the Madrid throughout,with plenty of classic shootouts,lots of tequila, and pretty Italian chicks galore. Here's a format of the ten films. 1.1970 - "Rough Justice" a.k.a. The Beast - Klaus Kinski is the deranged gunmen. 2.1971 - "Blindman" Ringo Starr,Tony Anthony steals the show as the blindman. 3.1966 -"Massacre time" - Django star Franco Nero finds out things are not what they seem. 4.1966 - "Bounty Killer" - Tomas Milian in one of his better roles. 5.1971 - "They Call Him Cemetary" a.k.a. or Graveyard - starring genre greats John Garko,William Berger. 6.1970 - "Price Of Power" Day Of Anger star Guiliano Gemma takes on a political ride. 7. 1968 - "One Dollar Too Many" western comedy with John Saxon,Frank Wolff. 8.1971 - "Apocalypse Joe" - Anthony Steffen is in disquise armed with deadly guns. 9.1965 - "Minnesota Clay" Cameron Mitchell is an aging gunfighter losing his sight,directed by the great Sergio Corbucci. 10.1966 - "Seven Dollars On The Red" Anthony Steffen seeks revenge and his lost son. The audio varies from film to film and the video transfers are not bad,a "slight" improvement over the Sartana saga,at least none of the above films cut out in the middle,you can't go wrong for the price. "The Beast" is presented in full screen,the rest of these seldom "scene" spaghetti's are letterboxed widescreen. The two Anthony Steffen films are worth the price of admission alone,plenty of gunplay,excellent music scores,Italian western action at it's finest.

5/5 10 Spaghetti Western obscurities in decent quality for the price
  by Z (Mississippi)
I figured a list of what's actually included in this set might be useful for anyone thinking of buying it, and if you've tried Video Asia's stuff before you might have some concerns about quality, so hopefully I can help. I haven't actually watched any of the films yet, but I did a quality check and took down the runtimes, so here ya go:

One Dollar Too Many (1 hr., 31 min.) letterboxed, looks like a sharp VHS dub.

The Beast (1 hr. 23 min.) fullscreen, slightly faded print, looks like a fairly good 2nd generation VHS dub. The onscreen title is "Rough Justice."

Blindman (1 hr. 24 min) letterbox, very sharp VHS quality. IMDB lists a longer running time for this, so it may be cut.

Massacre Time (1 hr. 29 min. 30 secs.) letterbox, sharp VHS quality.

Bounty Killer (1 hr. 30 min.) letterbox, looks like a sharp VHS.

Minnesota Clay (1 hr. 27 min. 30 sec.) letterbox, very sharp

7 Dollars on the Red (1 hr. 35 min.) letterbox, sharp VHS.

Apocalypse Joe (1 hr. 30 min. 30 sec.) latterbox, sharp VHS quality. Onscreen title is the "Man Called Joe Clifford" retitle.

They Call Him Graveyard (1 hr. 28 min.) letterbox, sharp VHS quality.

Price of Honor (1 hr. 47 min.) letterbox, sharp VHS quality, print looks a bit dark.

Overall, this looks to be a great set for the price. Most of these titles are pretty obscure, and the quality is far better than average for Video Asia. Most Spaghetti Western fans will be happy with this one.