tl;dr: On the contrary, I'd claim theres too many, but weak, misguided and impractical for current needs: We're facing paradox of choice - there's ton of possibilities, but all seem shitty, and the wide choice potential keeps us paralyzed waiting for something better
Here some sperging about what's possibly going on:
Humans ultimately need some ideology on individual level, to be the right cog in civilization machine. Historically, natural local culture "patriarchy", nations ("imperialism") and global religion played the part. They were rigid, ancient, set the norms and rituals, instilled order, but also worked in different world - there was no industrial revolution and a global market.
Cultural marxism wasn't that original when you think about, literally "do the opposite what Nazi says" was the starting point, later they put bunch of rationalizations around it.
There's ample evidence that Frankfurt school was just a reaction to German Reich nazism (but also stalinist communism), and nazism itself was just reaction to French revolution - the cycles can be traced many repetetions back.
Now about those cycles - there seems to be trend of shortening period, and we've reached a point where one cycle happens within a generation or two - its too fast and people are dazed because they remember how shitty the last extreme was. People still remember first wave feminism, and if that were 200 years ago, we'd switch back to pre-feminism no problem. But nowadays folks are too informed, intuitively, and people go into culturally fetal position - trusting only wealth, immediate friends and family and lose faith and loyalty into everything else.
Besides, ideologies which would undo global market capitalism are simply too extreme to work in the long run ("communism was never tried" - no, it doesnt work with global market unless you dismantle that market). Same thing unfortunately goes for protectionist nationalism, even Hitler learned the hard way.
We need something different than strong-arm ideology and our intuition to choose none of the preexisting old might be a correct one.
If you think this is not complete bollocks, next sperg might be about some highly unconventional options which would work under the constraint of global market while not depriving us of our intrinsic humanity on individual level like the current neoliberal Frankfurt "way" does.