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We are happy to help you track down these movies, or at least films with a similar vibe that you may enjoy. For the late-night Cinemax, sci-fi film with lots of nudity (circa 1993-95), here are our best guesses: * Emmanuelle in Space (1994) — A 7-episode soft-core sci-fi miniseries that was a late-night cable staple. Krista Allen’s Emmanuelle teaches a crew of aliens about human sexuality; the episodes were often edited into “movies” for cable runs. 
 * Caged Heat 3000 (1995) — Futuristic women-in-prison exploitation set in the year 3000, produced in the Roger Corman ecosystem; plenty of nudity and a very pay-cable feel. If you remember a literal year in the title, this could be it. 
 * Beach Babes from Beyond (1993): Although the name implies a beach setting, the plot involves three alien women whose spaceship breaks down on Earth. 
 * Femalien (1996) — Just a hair outside your date range, but it aired heavily on late-night cable: an erotic sci-fi feature from Surrender Cinema about aliens coming to Earth to experience human sensation. For the horror film set in a maze/underworld with Hellraiser-ish vibes (but not Hellraiser), it most sounds like As Above, So Below (2014)—a found-footage descent into the Paris Catacombs that deliberately mirrors Dante’s circles of Hell; the characters navigate a literal subterranean labyrinth with a “hell on Earth” feel. If that’s not it, here are a few other films it might be, or at least ones we think you’d enjoy: * Nightbreed (1990) — Clive Barker’s dark fantasy/horror about an underground city (Midian) reached through a graveyard; it’s a sprawling monster labyrinth and shares that Barker aesthetic even though it isn’t Hellraiser. * Event Horizon (1997) — Sci-fi horror, but often compared to Hellraiser for its “gateway to a hell dimension” vibe and imagery; the ship itself functions like a steel labyrinth. 
 * Cube (1997): This film is about a group of strangers trapped in a giant, deadly, cube-shaped maze of rooms with no memory of how they got there. 
 * The Beyond (1981): This one is older, but it's an Italian horror classic by Lucio Fulci that involves a hotel built over one of the seven gateways to Hell, which unleashes monstrous horror.
 * Baskin (2015): This Turkish body-horror film features a group of police officers who stumble upon an abandoned building where a black mass is being held. They enter what is essentially a physical portal to a grotesque, subterranean Hell, which they must navigate.
 * The Void (2016): Set in an isolated hospital, the characters find themselves trapped as the building becomes a constantly changing, shifting gateway to a demonic, tentacled cosmic horror dimension. The architecture itself warps and becomes a terrifying, inescapable prison.

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