The film "Dark Places" stars Charlize Theron as the character Libby Day.

In the mid 1980s, when Libby was a little girl, she was the sole survivor of a brutal attack which left her sisters and mother dead. Rumor had it that the murder was part of a satanic ritual.

Years later, Libby is approached by a young man who's part of a macabre group fascinated by multiple murders. They call themselves "The Kill Club."

"Dark Places" is based on a novel of the same name written by best-selling author Gillian Flynn. 

This is the second book of Flynn's to be adapted for the big screen— a film version of her work "Gone Girl" came out last year. 

Take Two host Alex Cohen spoke with Flynn about her latest adaptation. 

To hear the full interview with Gillian Flynn, click the link above.