Vincent J. Roth, Director of Surge of Power: Where There's Smoke Interview

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Vincent J. Roth has been writing, producing and starring in the Surge of Power movie series for 20 years. He plays the titular superhero, Surge. To celebrate two decades of Surge on screen, Roth is currently touring the country. Roth can be found at exclusive screenings at conventions and film festivals. He’s celebrating the third full-length feature film in the franchise, Surge of Power: Where’s There’s Smoke. We sat down with Roth to get the super-powered stories behind his latest film. Adam Pope: I spoke to you a while back. You had done Surge of Power: Revenge of the Sequel and now here we are again. You are on a tri-city tour doing screenings of Surge of Power: Where There’s Smoke. How’s that going so far? Vincent J. Roth: Amazing. We had our world premiere at Tarzana International Film Festival in August, which happened to be 20 years to the weekend of the world premiere of the very first Surge of Power film. So that’s how we kicked off, then we’ve been playing at film festivals and comic conventions. This Friday (November 29th), we have a sci-fi convention that played the first movie 20 years ago. Building the Surge of […]
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Wow, I can’t believe it’s been 20 years since the first Surge of Power film! I still remember catching The Stuff of Heroes at a tiny indie theater back in the day—it was such a refreshing take on superheroes. It’s inspiring to see Vincent J. Roth staying true to his vision all these years while expanding the universe. The tribute to Nichelle Nichols in Where There’s Smoke sounds so heartfelt. Representation matters, and I love that this franchise continues to honor that while keeping the focus on fun superhero adventures.
 
Vincent J. Roth’s 20-year journey is incredibly motivating. It shows what’s possible when you’re passionate and willing to put in the work. I’m also fascinated by the way he collaborates with other indie creators like Eric Moran. The idea of building an interconnected “hero-verse” with indie characters is so clever. It’s proof that you don’t need a Marvel-sized budget to make something meaningful.
 
I just got into superhero movies because of Marvel and DC, but this looks super interesting! I’ve never heard of Surge of Power before, but the fact that it has LGBTQ+ representation and cool crossovers like The Smoke makes me want to check it out. Plus, it’s awesome that the effects keep getting better. Hopefully, it’ll be available to stream soon since I probably can’t make it to any festivals.
 

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