Shack Out on 101 - (Movie Clip) Nice Fat Fish!

Shack Out on 101 -- (Movie Clip) It's Only a Front

Turns out the professor (Frank Lovejoy) and chef "Slob" (Lee Marvin) are in league, as they discuss their crooked ambitions after hours at the diner in Shack Out on 101, 1955.

Shack Out on 101 -- (Movie Clip) Microfilm

Thuggish cook "Slob" (Lee Marvin) is clearly up to more than meets the eye as he retires to his room to read microfilm director Edward Dein's Shack Out on 101, 1955.

Shack Out on 101 -- (Movie Clip) Opening Credits

Opening title sequence for director Edward Dein's Shack Out on 101, 1955, co-written by Dein's wife Mildred, starring Terry Moore, Frank Lovejoy, Lee Marvin and Keenan Wynn.

Shack Out on 101 -- (Movie Clip) Behave Yourself!

Roles are established as proprietor George (Keenan Wynn) deals with feuding employees "Slob" (Lee Marvin) and Kotty (Terry Moore) and her scientist boyfriend Sam (Frank Lovejoy) in Shack Out on 101, 1955.

Shack Out on 101 -- (Movie Clip) Kotty and Slob

Though the audience can't know it, "Slob" (Lee Marvin) and Kotty (Terry Moore) are not strangers when he assaults her on the beach in Malibu in Shack Out on 101, 1955.

Shack Out on 101 -- (Movie Clip) Happy With My Pecs

Real-life pals Keenan Wynn and Lee Marvin (as boss George and chef "Slob") are pumping iron and trading barbs in the diner when waitress Kotty (Terry Moore) shows up in Shack Out on 101, 1955.