Used to be that in the old linux days one could just use the commandline tool rename to mass-replace filenames with new ones. Amazingly, Mac OS X does not have this utility. Seems like you have to pay more and more for less and less.
After searching for a source code copy of rename (and no, I didn't want to write my own, simply because I know this script/program exists), all I found was MassReplaceIt. It works, but replace was so much easier to use.
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Check out Renamer4Mac. It's what I use. The only drawback is that it's shareware. This is the first I've heard of MassReplaceIt. Will check it out. I generally prefer using FOSS when there's a good alternative. :)
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