Maybe I just had high expectations that couldn't have been met because I basically expected a lot more from the director one of the more twisted indie horror movies I've ever seen, "Mr. Video." There's not much you can do with two minutes on your plate, but I expected a lot more from this short format film. Maybe more ghosts, maybe more extrapolation, and maybe some better characterization. Regardless of how much was added,
 

Why was the ghost murderous? Was the ghost murderous? Was it all Price's imagination? Maybe Masterton is using his short as a template for an upcoming feature length version; whatever the case, "Log 159" is much too vague and lacking in depth for me to enjoy it let alone recommend it. In the end I knew I'd seen something but I didn't know what. "Log 159" falters before it ever actually gets to the big score.