MONTALEGRE, PORTUGAL - OCTOBER 13: People dressed as witches and as a devil pose on the Witches' Night on October 13, 2017 in Montalegre, Portugal. Witches Night occurs whenever the 13th falls on a Friday. Villagers dress up as witches and devils and attend a wide variety of shows in tribute to the tradition.(Photo by Octavio Passos/Getty Images)
BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - MARCH 10: A Colombian pastor, pressing a crucifix on a believer's head, attempts to evict a supposed demon during the exorcism ritual performed at a house church on March 10, 2016 in Bogota, Colombia. Hundreds of Christian belivers, joined in nameless groups, gather every week in unmarked home churches dispersed in the city outskirts, to carry out prayers of liberation and exorcism. (Photo by Jan Sochor/Latincontent/Getty Images)
CANADA - MAY 12: Ritual markings: Back in 1964; a Star reporter examined a pentagram painted on the floor of a barn loft near Delhi; a tobacco town southwest of London; Ont. Rumors of a satanic cult shook the town. (Photo by Reg Innell/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
LA CUMBRE, COLOMBIA - MAY 28: Diana R., who claims to be possessed by spirits, lies on the ground during a ritual of exorcism performed by Hermes Cifuentes on 28 May 2012 in La Cumbre, Colombia. Exorcism is an ancient religious practice of evicting spirits, generally called demons or evil. Although the formal catholic rite of exorcism is rarely seen and must be only conducted by a designated priest, there are many pastors and preachers in Latin America performing exorcism ceremonies. The 52-year-old Brother Hermes, as the exorcist calls himself, claims to have been carrying out the healing rituals for more than 20 years. Using fire, dirt, candles, flowers, eggs and other natural-based items, in conjunction with Christian religous formulas, he attempts to drive the supposed evil spirit out of a victim's mind and body. (Photo by Jan Sochor/Latincontent/Getty Images)
Day of the dead in the Zocalo of Mexico City
