It's day four of Comic-Con which means yes, sadly the end is near. But our coverage is just beginning today. Before the sun sets on San Diego tonight we'll have talked to everyone from Jason Statham and Wes Craven to the cast of the new "Friday the 13th."

Not a bad lineup and it all comes after a Saturday chock full of scoops. If you weren't with us yesterday you missed McG and Anton Yelchin talking "Terminator Salvation," Frank Miller talking about the "300" prequel, and the latest on "The Clone Wars."

Today the news keeps flying fast and furious. Coming up soon right here you'll find the latest on "The Wolfman," breaking news on James Franco's role as a world famous writer, and Sam Raimi with an "Evil Dead" update. And that's only what we know right now. More big surprises are surely on the way as this crazy Comic-Con wraps up.

- Sam Raimi to revive Jack Ryan as director and producer on a series of films. Has anyone called Ben Affleck? (Variety)

- Hasta la vista, credibility. Anton Yelchin in talks to star as Kyle Reese in "Terminator 4." (Hollywood Reporter)

- "Scott Pilgrim's Little Life" gets a lead, as Michael Cera hops onboard the Edgar Wright laugher. (Hollywood Reporter)

- So much for the Flash? Adam Brody jumps onto "Jennifer's Body." (Hollywood Reporter)

- Reports on the death of "Narnia" greatly exaggerated, say representatives from Disney Studios. (Narnia Web)

- Just for fun: "Jewno," a Hebrew spoof of America's favorite pregnant teen. (/film)

- Snakes! Why does it always have to be snakes? Final poster released for “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.” (USA Today)

- First look at Beyoncé as Etta James on the set of “Cadillac Records.” (Just Jared)

- Johnny Depp is looking for a few good screenwriters to pen a Salvador Dali biopic. (NZ Herald)

- Judd Apatow’s latest will bring together Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, and Leslie Mann. That and it’s about, well, nobody knows actually. (Variety)

- Justin Long gets dragged to hell by Sam Raimi. (Variety)

- “Horton Hears a Who,” but will he hear YOU? Filmmakers issue hometown shouting challenge. (Horton)

- Mon Dieu! New pictures from "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" pop up in a French magazine. (/film)

- Alison Lohman replaces Ellen Page in Sam Raimi's "Drag Me to Hell." (Variety)

- Could "Rosemary's Baby" be born again? Roman Polanski classic may be heading for a remake. (ShockTillYouDrop)

- Rose Byrne hops on board "Knowing" with Nicholas Cage. Story centers on a mysterious time capsule which may actually tell the future. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Just for fun: The opening credits of "Star Wars" as done in the style on Saul Bass. (Hollywood-Elsewhere)

- Ellen Page to Sam Raimi: "Drag Me to Hell." "Juno" star joins horror effort from "Spider-Man" director. (Variety)

- Guillermo del Toro wants to make "Dr. Strange"? (Empire)

- James McAvoy in talks to board "Perrier's Bounty," the story of three fugitives on the run from a big-time gangster. (Variety)

- The more you know: Dennis Quaid talks "G.I. Joe," says he's signed on for three films. (Collider)

- Travel through the looking glass with the first picture from "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus." (Coming Soon)

- Harry takes off his bad hat in respect. "Jaws" actor Roy Scheider dead at 75. (NY Times)

Sit back, relax, and enjoy a hot, steaming cup of our links of the day, back again with news on "Indy 4," Sam Raimi, "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," Stan Lee and more.

- "George [Lucas] is a bit socially crippled really. Not good with people." John Hurt discusses his role in "Indy 4," working with Harrison Ford, and more. (Premiere)

- Sam Raimi heading to "hell" and back. Will direct supernatural thriller "Drag Me to Hell." And then on to Middle-earth? (Variety)

- First trailers for "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" and "Forgetting sarah Marshall" appear online. (IGN and Cinematical)

- "Jackass 2.5" available for free online download. (Jackass World)

- Stan Lee says "Power Pack" movie in discussion phase. (Collider)

- "Into the Wild," "No Country For Old Men" head list of SAG Award nominees. (Variety)

Sit back, relax, and enjoy a hot, steaming cup of our links of the day, back again with news on "Star Trek," "Spider-Man," "Goonies," and more.

- Zachary Quinto returns from the City on the Edge of Forever – manages to get his picture taken as Spock on the set of the new "Star Trek." (JFX Online)

- Speaking of "Star Trek," Jennifer Morrison takes a break from the greatest show on TV (That would be "House" by the way) to join Abrams' flick. (TV Guide)

- Ridley Scott has got some huge "Stones." Director will helm supernatural thriller revolving around the destruction of ancient sites around the world. (Variety)

- Sam Raimi wants to catch a "character director" in his "Spider-Man" web. (Wizard)

- Someone said "die." Josh Brolin indicates "Goonies 2" is unlikely. (Reelz Channel)

- Timothy Olyphant to star in comic caper "High Life." (Variety)

Long tracking shots of Mary-Jane Watson? A split-screen composition showing Peter Parker shadowing Harry Osborn? Al Pacino as the Green Goblin?

If the mind reels at what kind of "Star Wars" films David Cronenberg or David Lynch could have made, imagine what sort of superhero flick the great Brian De Palma would have given the world.

It actually came closer to happening than you think.

"As a matter of fact, years and years ago they came to me with 'Spider-Man,'" the neo-Hitchcockian director -- whose newest movie "Redacted" centers on the media coverage of the Iraq War -- revealed to MTV News. "I still have those stacks of comic books." Read more...

Now that we've gone live with a Sam Raimi interview so in-depth that we practically asked him what kind of tree he'd want to be, you can head over to the MTV Movies mothership to get the very latest on the future of the "Spider-Man," "Evil Dead," and "Lord of the Rings" franchises.

Believe it or not, there were still some tidbits that we weren't able to squeeze in; read on for news on Raimi's "Grudge" series, as well as a brand-new project and a classic sci-fi remake.

"'20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' is a really fine screenplay, based on the great Jules Verne novel," Raimi said of one of his upcoming producing efforts. "It's currently in search of the right director for the project."

Telling the tale of Captain Nemo and his adventures in the submarine Nautilus, "Leagues" would be getting its second take on the silver screen. "I'm a big fan of the first book, as well as the Disney movie that was made many years later in the 1950s," he explained. "It's screaming for a reinterpretation, because as great as the other picture was, it was 50 years ago now." Read more...

The jury may still be out as to whether or not he'll direct it, but one thing's for sure...Sam Raimi isn't going anywhere when it comes to the billion-dollar "Spider-Man" franchise. "We're beginning to meet with writers," Raimi -- who may take the reigns solely as a producer on "Spider-Man 4” -- told MTV News' Shawn Adler, while declining to speculate on which characters could be gracing the silver screen for the next chapter of Peter Parker's adventures.

Check out all of our exclusive Comic-Con interviews right here.