Paderewski mixes and matches his influences, borrowing from modern classics and slow-burn arthouse films alike to craft a feature that sits comfortably between psychological and all-out terror.

The Sins Beneath is undeniably effective in its delivery. It proves that you don’t need a blockbuster budget to craft an evocative, intelligent horror film — just vision, patience, and a willingness to dig into the darkness.

The Manager Position is a charming short that has that something special about it. An entertaining and simultaneously haunting experience. A potent and well-crafted short with a great central performance.

The Manager Position is a film of genuine quality. Trow’s direction is sharp and he doesn’t waste any shot. His screenplay, despite focusing on a story we have seen before, still manages to make some new points. The Manager Position is a fine film deserving of favorable comparison to the works of Jason Reitman and Alexander Payne

The Manager Position hits the emotions and comedy perfectly for anyone who’s ever been laid off.

“With a film like this, Craig Trow should be someone we will be getting to see more of in the future”

The Manager Position is a great example of an independent, micro-budget film done well. The cheery parts of Trow's title managed to put a smile on my face, while the underbelly, the darker tones, made The Manager Position much more relevant than I initially expected. Overall an excellent short film.

It was witty, a tad humorous, and even a little sad and depressing - without a doubt, "The Manager Position" has its charms. A great short film. Period.

The Manager Position offers up a rather fantastic journey, grounded in deep empathy for the human experiences but also filled with elements of fantasy and brings it all beautifully to life.

The Manager Position is entertainment done right. Wow! I highly recommend.