A couple of thoughts on this one:

1. Nice choice.

2. It's always fun to hear Himan Brown in an episode. (Someone once said it was annoying to hear the late, talented Mercedes McCambridge with her sixty-something, Marlboro-scoured vocal cords play a young lady which she was frequently called upon to do and, IMO, did well to the best of her abilities. It's interesting hearing Hi Brown play a college kid, too, as he briefly did in an episode.) Hated that he had to play a lecherous would-be rapist who loses an eye in a cat attack in this one, but that's the way the RMT goes.

3. Speaking of "voices", Russel Horton and Robert Kaliban had two very (IMO) similar sounding ones, yet they were paired (usually with good results) in the RMT more than once. Another RMT play with these two guys that's interesting, albeit based on real-life Soviet policy than supernatural tales, is "If I can't have you" - not based around the eponymous Yvonne Elliman song but rather has the two of them playing highly-esteemed, high-strung Soviet musicians who cuckold each others' spouses/significant others, who in turn eventually all "rat each other out" to the authorities out of jealousy which finally leads to them all getting sent to the same Gulag-style prison. 