Emma Stone is going to have some company in Guillermo Del Toro‘s upcoming haunted house thriller, Crimson Peak. Sons of Anarchy star Charlie Hunnam is in early talks to reunite with his Pacific Rim director for the Legendary Pictures release. Story details are being kept top-secret, but we do know that this Gothic horror film is set in London and is aiming to start production in February 2014. [The Hollywood Reporter]

Joseph Gordon-Levitt‘s directorial debut made a significant mark on Sundance 2013, and soon the rest of the moviegoing public will be able to see it.

On Monday, Relativity Media bought U.S. rights to distribute Gordon-Levitt’s porn addiction comedy, Don Jon’s Addiction - which JGL also wrote and stars in. The film will hit theaters this summer. ”I couldn’t be happier, it’s what I always wanted for this movie,” Gordon-Levitt said on his website, hitRECord. Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum also star. [Deadline]

Artist Drew Struzan has designed posters for every franchise from Indiana Jones to Star Wars, and the latter just might draw him out of retirement. In an interview on Monday, Struzan revealed that Disney recently contacted him about creating marketing materials for the new Star Wars trilogy. But will he do it? “I guess there is always a chance,” Struzan said. “There’s no intention. … If the opportunity arises, it will be a real temptation.” Please do it, Mr. Struzan. Just so we don’t have to endure the sound of nerds crying. [Vulture]

Chris Evans isn’t the only Captain America star who will be reprising his role for the sequel. Toby Jones confirmed that he will once again play the villainous Arnim Zola in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The sequel takes places years after the WWII-set first film, which implies that Jones’ character will most likely be seen via flashback. Soldier, which also features The Hurt Locker‘s Anthony Mackie as good guy Falcon, opens on April 4, 2014. [HeyUGuys]

First, it was dueling volcano movies. Then planet-killing asteroid/comet pictures. Now, Hollywood has two competing John McAfee movies in the works. Running in the Background, from Equinoxe Films, is a $28 million feature based on the life of the wealthy tech wiz-turned-global fugitive. Background comes in the wake after Warner Bros. announcement to release their own McAfee project written and directed by Crazy, Stupid, Love‘s John Requa and Glenn Ficarra, based on a Wired Magazine article. Release dates for both projects are pending. [Deadline]

Will you see JGL’s new movie? Or both McAfee films? Watch the trailer for Guillermo Del Toro’s upcoming film Pacific Rim, and then weigh in below in the comments section.