Probably one of the best episodes of The Twilight Zone, not because of its creepiness, but because its message is still relevant today, over five decades later. Have we learned anything since then?
I am intrigued by Rod Serling's choice of Ivan Dixon as the priest. The only non-stereotypical role was given to a black man. Certainly interesting given the premise of the episode. Also, Serling's choice to cast George Lindsey, ever lovable Goober, as the hate-filled deputy.
This is one to watch over and over. And take a lesson.
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