Multiverse of Madness as a horror movie

I saw a lot of people hate how Strange and essentially everyone in this movie couldn't put up a fight against Wanda but don't realize this is simply a horror movie trope. What makes a horror movie scary is the fact that the protagonist is in these conditions: powerless, helpless and trapped. And most horror movies do feature the protagonists running or hiding from some kind of OP being 80% portions of a movie.

So this begs a question, does MCU not fit for horror genre? Fans has been asking for them to do a horror movie but it seems like they aren't ready for their hero to be overwhelmed completely by the villain. But then we have been in this situation before like with Thanos or Hela. Or do fans simply want a classic MCU film just with scary elements popping up here and there? Or maybe they want another OP villains like Mephisto, Nightmare, Shuma Gorath, etc to be the villain instead of a popular hero turned to villain like Wanda?

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