The original NYX TV series, helmed by Chris Alexander, former editor of Fangoria, offers a deep dive into the realm of Canadian horror cinema, spotlighting some of the genre's most influential and intriguing films. Alexander, a director and respected figure in the horror community, brings his extensive knowledge and passion to the series, guiding viewers through a curated selection of films that includes titles like "Shivers," "Rituals," "Terror Train," and "Cannibal Girls." Each episode is not only a celebration of these films but also an exploration of their context within both Canadian cinema and the broader horror genre. Chris Alexander's approach is both informative and engaging, blending film analysis with behind-the-scenes insights. In discussing movies like David Cronenberg's "Shivers," a groundbreaking body horror film, or the slasher classic "Terror Train," Alexander delves into the elements that make these films stand out — from their unique takes on familiar horror tropes to their significance in Canadian film history. He also sheds light on lesser-known gems like "Rituals," often dubbed as Canada's answer to "Deliverance," and the quirky "Cannibal Girls," highlighting the diverse range of horror that has emerged from Canada. This series is not just a showcase of films but also an educational journey through the evolution and nuances of Canadian horror, making it a must-watch for horror aficionados and those interested in the genre's cultural history.