I don't think Himan Brown explored the realm of sound effects and descriptive text nearly often enough in the RMT. Many times the writers leave out a lot of details, probably because of both time restraints and to keep the story moving along.

This tale is a marvelous example of how the use of sound and descriptive commentary just power-packs a tale and takes it to another level.

The scene where the two lead characters are in the library, there's a furious storm outside, and the "creatures" are pressing their faces to the glass window is simply horrifying! Not only are the actors describing this scene with voices caught in terror, but the sound effects of them moving around, the phone voice, the storm outside, and finally the shattering glass of the window (only to have them running for their lives) dropped me right into the scene. The ability to create a scene that takes the listener from inside a brightly lit room with a fire in the fireplace, to a room that has been flushed into darkness, to running for dear life outside in a raging storm is nothing short of brilliance.

An excellent choice, an excellent story, and an excellent production all over the place! A high-five on this one. Nice selection!!!