When using film capacitors for high frequency (100's kHz) applications, is one type better then the other? Historically it seems like axial capacitors were used in audio etc. where frequency characteristics were important. I am assuming that is because axial was just easier to make back then vs now...

For instance, is it better to use a Radial or Axial capacitor for a half bridge? What about decoupling ringing due to high frequency switching? Does one have less internal inductance? Or does it really not matter?