For those of us who have Apple computers, it can be difficult to find cheap or free Mac games to play, especially horror games. I’ve been through more expensive Mac games, like BioShock and Amnesia, and I’ve dug out my finicky old Windows laptop for some Silent Hill (my favorite horror game series). But frankly, I want more!

Luckily, with a lot of research, I’ve found a long list of free and cheap horror games available for Mac. (Natively available for Mac, without the need for tedious extra steps, like Boot Camp, Virtual Machine, torrenting, emulators, etc.)

As a hardcore horror game fan, I’ll be reviewing each of these free or cheap games, most of which are indies, all of which are available for Mac. Windows people, you’re in luck too, since most of them are also for Windows.

First up, a review of an eerie little free game called One Late Night:

In an effort to help spread the world about Shallow Graves magazine, our Editor-in-Chief has pledged to do a 5k zombie run and to film her adventure in early 2013 if we get 1,000 likes on our Facebook page by time Halloween is over. Yvette is absolutely terrified of Zombies, but she’s always up for a challenge. Lets push her toward her goal!

Eric Hurt’s horror-thriller “House Hunting” is now available on Video on Demand (VOD) through Comcast, Cox, Insight and Cable vision as of February 1^st 2012. The film stars Marc Singer, Art LaFleur and Hayley DuMond and tells the story of two families attending an open house in the hopes of finding their dream home. Upon entering, their dream quickly becomes a hellish nightmare when they realize that every attempt to leave takes them right back to the front door. Stuck in this purgatory, the two families are haunted by the deserted home’s former owner with the declaration that only one of the two families will be able to call this house their home. 

Check out the trailer, and be double sure to check out “House Hunting” on VOD and let us know what you think!

Often imitated, never equaled. The Evil Dead was the horror movie that started it all. Now, after 30 years, Raimi and the original creators are passing on the reins of their beloved classic to Alvarez. In this retelling, five friends hole up at a remote cabin where they discover a Book of the Dead.

In this new golden era of horror TV – with shows like The Walking Dead, True Blood, American Horror Story, Supernatural and The Vampire Diaries dominating the small screen – it’s hard to believe how many decent horror series have had a helluva time taking hold recently, even when they managed to grab high ratings and a serious fan following. Sure, every series that clicked with audiences then spawned its own imitators, and a lot of those probably deserved to die a quick death… but there were many strong contenders among them that deserved a better chance than they ended up getting. A few actually showed potential for greatness, but for one reason or another, they were canceled after – or even before – the end of their first season.

Just 1 more day and Rock N Shock opens at the DCU Center & Palladium in Worcester, MA and do they have a lineup for you that won’t disappoint.