Frank said that it was a door to the pleasures of Heaven or Hell, not a door to Heaven or Hell. And as I'm sure he found out, it wasn't literal. He was never going to get naked full-body massages from beautiful, voluptuous angels with wings and halos up in the clouds. It was all about how you perceive the cenobites and what they offer. They're "demons to some, angels to others", as Pinhead said. To someone who enjoys pain and suffering, they're angels, to someone like Kirsty, they're demons. Channard is a good example of the former, as demonstrated when he first emerged from the cenobite-making chamber and said "and to think, I hesitated" in an almost ecstatic voice.
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