
Radio 2001
In the late-night glow of Manila's airwaves, a charismatic radio DJ becomes the target of a chilling obsession when one of her listeners crosses every boundary from fandom to menace.
Director: Yam Laranas
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Radio (2001) about?
A popular radio host finds herself targeted by a devoted listener whose admiration spirals into a deadly game of cat and mouse. As prank calls give way to real threats, she must unravel the mystery before the airwaves turn deadly.
Who directed Radio?
Radio (2001) was directed by Yam Laranas, a filmmaker known for blending suspense with dark humor in Filipino cinema.
Who stars in Radio?
The film features Rufa Mae Quinto as the DJ, Epy Quizon as her stalker, with supporting roles from Bojo Molina, Katya Santos, and Ronnie Lazaro.
Is Radio (2001) worth watching?
For fans of offbeat thrillers with a comedic edge, Radio (2001) delivers unexpected twists and a unique premise. While it may not be a mainstream hit, its atmospheric tension and character dynamics make it a cult-curious watch.
How long is Radio?
Radio (2001) has a runtime of 95 minutes.
About Radio (2001) — A DJ's nightmare turns deadly in this Filipino thriller-comedy
In the late-night glow of Manila's airwaves, a charismatic radio DJ becomes the target of a chilling obsession when one of her listeners crosses every boundary from fandom to menace. *Radio (2001)*, directed by Yam Laranas, blends psychological tension with dark humor as it explores themes of isolation, media influence, and the blurred line between entertainment and danger. The film crafts an eerie atmosphere where every call to the station could be more sinister than it seems, turning the familiar soundscape of FM radio into a source of dread.
Starring the vibrant Rufa Mae Quinto as the DJ and Epy Quizon as her increasingly unsettling admirer, this Filipino thriller-comedy keeps audiences guessing whether the threat is real or a twisted joke—until the line is crossed entirely. With sharp wit and sudden shocks, *Radio (2001)* delivers a suspenseful ride that questions how well we truly know the voices we invite into our lives.