Radius

The premise centers on Liam, played by Diego Klattenhoff, who suffers from amnesia after a collision. As he ventures into a nearby town seeking help, he encounters a series of dead bodies, all exhibiting strange pale eyes. Initially suspecting a viral outbreak, Liam soon uncovers the terrifying truth about his lethal proximity effect.

Radius was produced by Title Media, EMAfilms, and Peripatetic Pictures. It received attention for its unique take on the sci-fi thriller genre, combining psychological elements with body horror. The movie's focus on memory loss and identity adds depth to the suspense and horror.

Charlotte Sullivan co-stars, contributing to the film’s emotional weight as Liam’s interactions reveal key plot twists. The casting supports a tightly woven story that explores themes of isolation and the consequences of unknown powers.

Collectors will find Radius available on DVD format. Its release on physical media captures the film's atmospheric visuals and narrative complexity, often appreciated in the sci-fi and thriller collector communities. The film’s relatively low profile enhances interest for those seeking distinctive genre entries beyond mainstream releases.

Radius stands out for being co-directed by a woman, Caroline Labrèche, in a genre often dominated by male directors. This adds an additional layer of significance for collectors interested in diverse filmmaking voices. The film’s blend of drama and horror with a science fiction twist marks it as an intriguing piece in modern Canadian cinema.