Reddit reviews The Cabinet of Curiosities (Agent Pendergast Series (3))
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Well. I actually mainly read fanfiction these days so the horror elements I listed usually stem from that (as well as movies - the Sacrament from 2013; The Invitation 2015...) instead of horror novels; half the reason I requested this sub is/was to get myself back into reading original fiction.
I think the last original stuff I read was Mira Grant's (aka Seanan McGuire) Newsflesh series (zombies) which I really enjoyed. Her short story San Diego 2014: The Last Stand of the California Browncoats (Newsflesh) was fucking amazing, lol, if you're a fan of fan things like SDCC & whatnot.
Edit: I also used to love the Pendergast novels by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child but they've gone downhill over the past couple years imo - Cabinet of Curiosities was my favorite though.
No stories about cults though that I can think of off the top of my head. If any remembrance pops I'll let you know (sorry i can't be of more help haha)! Edit 2: to be honest, I think maybe I mentioned cults bc I have several half-written drafts of my own mix of fanfic and/or original scary stories that involve cults