I look at that and am just fine. (I appear to be immune to the "xenomorphic appearance induced insanity" commonly suffered in lovecraft novels. What frightens me is not the appearance, but the nature of being.
For instance, corporate drones epically terrify me. (To the point where I loathe even mentioning them.) While leeches, intestinal parasites, arthropods (both insect and arachnid and also oceanic), and the like.. really don't.
Nothing terrifies me like a person in an armani suit telling me I need them, and that they have a solution to the world's problems. The only time those clowns say something like that is when they have a plan to enrich themselves further at some other poor soul's expense.
I'd take giant spiders, toxic iguanas, large carnivores, deadly plagues, and creepy-crawlies anyday over having to deal with the "empowered" human menace.
"Elves" in dwarf fortress resonate that chord in my psyche, due to their "we won't let you cut the trees, no matter how sustainable your harvesting practices are! You bearded, evil monstrocity!" Antics. That they respond with pitiful attempts and war makes it even worse. I think everyone hates them for the very same reasons, even if they can't quite place the reasons why, likewise with politicians and lawyers.
That's probably why when they start pulling BS, I kill them visciously.
But bugs? Naw. Poor things. Just put them outside.
*prefers the quiet sterility and reduced sensationalism of the research channel.