The Big Brother that is Beelzebub

Just finished Orwell's "Nineteen Eight-Four". I think the interrogation scenes at the end come to be some of the most unsettling, hair-raising, Hitchcock-like horror, that I have ever read. I can only liken such bureaucratic brutality to what must be the domain of the cold demonic bureaucracy that must be hell. What strikes me is if Orwell, a mere man, can out of his mind imagine such tortuous terror, what must the great Enemy of God and man have in store for those who have given themselves to him by rejecting the Lord of Love and Light? Such a disciple of the Big Brother that is Beelzebub must think again of what such a Darkness might mean, something even darker and more sinister than even Mr. Orwell could have imagined.