The Sex Files

"The Sex Files" is a 12-part softcore science fiction film collection released between 1998 and 2000. Spanning a total runtime of 1007 minutes, the series draws inspiration from the popular television show "The X Files," incorporating elements of science fiction into its thematic explorations. The collection's total budget and revenue are both recorded as zero. The films within "The Sex Files" explore various scenarios blending sexual themes with science fiction concepts. Titles such as "The Sex Files: Double Identity" (1998) and "Sex Files: Pleasureville" (2000) exemplify the collection's approach to combining these genres. The individual films have varying runtimes, ranging from 79 to 91 minutes, and received ratings from 3.6 to 5.3 on IMDb. The collection's release occurred over two years, with multiple films debuting each year. Each film in the series has a unique title suggesting different thematic focuses within the broader science fiction and erotic genres. The total runtime of all 12 films is 1007 minutes.