Guillermo del Toro always has so many projects in development that we're continually unable to keep track of them all, but here's an easy way to remember at least one of them: Emma Stone is reportedly in talks to lead Del Toro's upcoming haunted house thriller, Crimson Peak.

It looks like that lawsuit over Machete Kills picked the wrong Mexican to mess with: Dimension has just announced that Robert Rodriguez's Machete sequel will still slash its way into theaters this year -- on September 13, 2013, to be exact. In case you need a refresher -- or require some semblance of a plot in order to pay to watch Danny Trejo kicking butt -- here's the official synopsis:

After journeying into the past for Les Miserables last year, you might think Anne Hathaway would be eager to do something a little more modern, but no -- according to the Wrap's sources, Hathaway is gearing up to star in a new big-screen production of The Taming of the Shrew for Working Title and Universal.

There are certain comic book characters whose history, powers, and overall vibe have made them fan favorites, but who don't seem like the most natural fit for a cinematic crossover. That doesn't mean they can't anchor a solid movie or two -- see Iron Man and Captain America -- but it does give one pause.

For fans of R-rated action films, it should be a very Good Day to Die Hard indeed: Collider is reporting that the fifth installment in the venerable Bruce Willis-led series will be dying harder than the PG-13 Live Free or Die Hard.