Alas, it’s Friday and we must close out or week-long tribute to horror and Halloween-related Top 10s.

Are you making the perfect Hallowen music compilation? This Top 10 Halloween Rock Tunes has over 100 suggestions (and 10 videos) and that doesn’t even count the comments section!

If you’re a real sicko, you might enjoy this list of Top 10 Instruments of Death in Slasher Films. Actually, it’s pretty funny. (I guess I’m a sicko.)

And lastly, one of our more controversial lists is this Top 10 of the Best Modern Horror Remakes. Didn’t know there were any? Check it out. And have a great holiday!

Well, it’s finally come to our neck of the woods after everyone else in the country has seen it, and I still haven’t seen it. There was only one screening in this area and I had to miss it. Argh!!

Luckily, Scene-Stealers contributor Alan Rapp caught the Coen brothers’ newest (and most personal, I hear) movie “A Serious Man” and he has this review to prove it.

Our week of horror-related Top 10s continues. Today, I’d like to spotlight a double list from J.D. and I called Top 10 Movie Monsters. This one is very personal. These are the monsters that have meant the most to us over the years for some reason or another.

One of our more popular user-submitted Top 10s is this graphic list of Top 10 Unnerving Movie Scenes that’s perfect for the horror fan who wants more gore and mayhem. This stuff will mess you up.

And lastly, in keeping with the tradition of Top 10 of fun horror flicks list from yesterday, here’s a great list of the Top 10 Slapstick Horror Movies. Enjoy!

Our week of Halloween Top 10s continues at Scene-Stealers!

Today’s Top 10 is a good one for the people who love Halloween but don’t like being scared as much as they like the costumes and fun of it all. Brian Reeves from Kansas City contributed this good-humored list of funny horror films.

Check out his list of Top 10 Fun Movies for Halloween right here.

Remember, if you have a Top 10 list you’d like to contribute, email me at eric@scene-stealers.com.

We have a brand-spanking new horror list for you today. It’s a sequel of sorts to my Top 10 Overlooked Scary Movies list from a couple years back. This list (and the other) are for those who want to spice up their Halloween; those movie fans who are sick of the same lame old horror franchises year in and year out at the video store. Ugh.

Want something different this year? Then this is the list for you. Try my Top 10 Horror Movies You Should Rent. You won’t be disappointed. Our Top 10 Halloween week continues tomorrow with another brand new list from a Scene-Stealers user!

Besides having two new Halloween-related Top 10s this week (stay tuned on Tuesday and Wednesday!), we thought we would spotlight some of the great horror Top 10s from the past because they keep getting searched out on the Web.

Need a costume idea for this weekend still? Putting together a Halloween-themed compilation for your party? We can help. We’re starting off Scene-Stealers’ Halloween Week with two lists: J.D.’s Top 10 Movie-Inspired Halloween Costumes and Eric’s Top 10 Scariest Movie Themes list (with music included). Please enjoy.

Two Oscar favorites, John C. Reilly and Hilary Swank, fly into theaters this weekend on very different wings. Swank stars in Mira Nair’s prestige-style biopic of missing aviator Amelia Earhart, while Reilly plays the vampire in one of the worst-titled films of the year, “Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant.”

Contributors Alan Rapp and Phil Fava have the lowdown on both movies and, let me tell you, it looks like mild and milder. Might I recommend “Where the Wild Things,” one of the best movies so far this year? I might and I just did. If you’ve already seen it, go again. It’s even better the second time!

My love for the Greg Mottola’s “Adventureland” (bound for my Top Movies of 2008 list for sure) has manifested itself in a Halloween night rock show. As a tribute to the movie and its awesome soundtrack, The Dead Girls (under the name ADVENTUREBAND) will be performing 13 songs from the movie on Saturday, Oct. 31 at the Replay Lounge in Lawrence. Find out more here.

Today’s Top 10 list comes to us from Sean O’Connell, a New York City-based writer who has also contributed Top 10 Worst Movie Husbands, Top 10 Movie Rain Scenes and  Top 10 Movie Brothers to Scene-Stealers.

Each one of these entries brought back a flood of memories for me. It’s amazing how some of these people have really stuck with me over the years. I guess terrible neighbors really make an impression. Anyway, as Halloween approaches, these would be some people whose houses you’d probably want to stay away from. Enjoy the Top 10 Worst Movie Neighbors.

Eric’s castmate on VH1’s World Series of Pop Culture, Robert Bishop from Wocka Wocka, joins him for a review of “Where the Wild Things Are.” Spike Jonze directed the movie, which is adapted by Dave Eggers from the classic kids book by Maurice Sendak. Find out whether “Where the Wild Things Are” the movie is for kids or not.