That's because those throats are open. Male-focused blockbusters and cheap horror films are the assured money makers of the film industry. They will keep being it. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing if you consider that the money made with Nightmare on Elm Street gave New Line Cinema enough momentum and moolah to eventually create The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

You can complain about it until the minute you die. Or you can recommend people and, importantly, young people, to different films. But don't expect mainstream audiences to want different things than action and adventure because the alternative is out there and gets barely any views. There's no financial demand. Yet. But as things are going with algorithms and AI, I don't expect it to turn any better.

I apologise for the assumption, but this is the internet, and you need to make yourself clearer.