Check the vet, make sure your cat doesn't have some sort of unseen injury or hurt in him.
If the vet cannot find a problem, you may have to put the cat in another room at night and/or use some sort of spray. There is calming spray for cats, that releases something into the air in your home that can calm the cat.
Try all that you can, and talk to your vet about it. Feliway spray seems to be a common recommendation.
Also, make sure that if it happens again, especially to YOU, you try and see if there is something causing the reaction in the cat, IF the vet says there is nothing wrong. Otherwise, for now, I would be hesitant to let the cat in there with YOU for the night, if this reaction is so unpredictable. Cats, when angry, can really go off, tear some skin.
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