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Unlike Blood Street, the semi-sequel to Low Blow with Leo Fong again playing private investigator Joe Wong, Killpoint is not some rare VHS-only affair; it is readily available on a Mill Creek set (which also includes Low Blow and a few other entertaining movies).

Anyway, Killpoint is not particularly entertaining. It is yet another relatively competent but unmemorable action B-movie. Nothing worse than middle of the road, as Jay says.

The only memorable parts, IMO:

• This extremely awkward conversation between the schlubby police captain and not-Harrison-Ford
  
  
• Leo Fong repeatedly breaking the fourth wall to show his character's inner turmoil in a cheesy montage
  
  
• The goofy final battle
  
  
• Fong's character constantly being referred to as "Chinaman"
  
  Blood Street, the ostensible sequel to Low Blow, is funnier / more memorable than Killpoint but not by much. This iteration of Joe Wong is no longer wearing a sad old jacket or living in a dump with his not-wife making him breakfast; he's a badass author-insert character strutting around in a suit and nonchalantly rebuffing the sexual advances of a Playboy Playmate.
  
  The only interesting aspects, IMO:
  
  
• Fong narrates the movie (itself an odd departure from its predecessor) and makes truly awful jokes, which manage to circle all the way around groanworthy back to mildly amusing.
  
  
• Joe Wong's bizarre flashback of [spoiler] and his ensuing vengeance quest to Mexico, which comes out of nowhere and may well have been tacked on as filler.