Deadline says:
EXCLUSIVE: Jonah Hill is in talks to make his feature directorial debut on The Kitchen Sink, the Oren Uziel script for Sony Pictures about the unlikely alliance between a high school-aged vampire, zombie and human as they try to save their town from invading aliens. The script was a top choice on the recently released 2010 Black List. Matt Tolmach is producing, and it was one of the first projects his company acquired after he left his executive job and jumped right in to produce the Spider-Man reboot with Laura Ziskin and Avi Arad.
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It sounds to me like it's going to be a comedy so it should be a good fit for him. It'll be interesting to see if he can convey his personality to the big screen with a movie like this.
Could be interesting...Personally I've never cared for Hill. I never thought he was that funny nor really like any movie he was in. Who knows, maybe he'll be better behind the camera.