History Main / PostRapeTaunt

* In ''Film/TheCrow'', Tin-Tin taunts Eric Draven, whose girlfriend he and his buddies gang-raped, by telling him "I shanked her pink ass and she ''loved'' it!" Draven soon gives him [[RapeAndRevenge reason to regret this taunt]].

%%* ''Film/BlueVelvet'': "''Do it for Van Gogh''".

* In ''Film/TheDevilsAdvocate'': "Well, on a scale of 1 to 10 — 10 being the most depraved act of sexual theatre known to man, 1 being your average Friday night run-through at the Lomaxes' household—I'd say, not to be immodest, Mary Ann and I got it on at about...SEVEN!"

%%* ''Film/DrZhivago'': "Don't delude yourself that this was rape. That would flatter both of us."

* In ''Film/TheCrow'', Tin-Tin taunts Eric Draven, whose girlfriend he and his buddies gang-raped, by telling him "I shagged her pink ass and she ''loved'' it!" Draven soon gives him [[RapeAndRevenge reason to regret this taunt]].

%%* The ''Manga/BattleRoyale'' manga got really nasty with this in the beginning.

* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'':
** In the backstory of ''ComicBook/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth'', the murderer who killed Arkham's wife and daughter tells him that they "begged him to abuse them" and calls his daughter a whore. [[PapaWolf This comes]] [[TranquilFury back to]] [[KarmicDeath bite him.]]
** Happens in the GraphicNovel ''ComicBook/{{Joker}}'', done ''by'' ComicBook/TheJoker to [[VillainProtagonist Jonny Jonny's]] wife all because Jonny didn't tell him he had a wife and his meeting with Two-Face.

* The ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' fic ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24177832/chapters/58230601I am Here]]'' has a variation involving what can be seen as borderline parental figures. Midoriya is raped by three guys. When All Might and Aizawa go after them, the leader has the nerve to say Midoriya was “asking for it”. The heroes show enough restraint to not kill the guy, but they beat him to a bloody pulp before he’s hauled in. Aizawa was seriously close to killijg him but All Might warned him not to.

** Downplayed in ''Film/{{GoldenEye}}''. Alec Trevelyan doesn't actually rape the damsel in distress (as far as we see) but does force a kiss on her and then gloat to Bond:

* In the ''Literature/{{Outlander}}'' series, evil DepravedBisexual Captain John Randall loves doing this to Jamie. He tries to make Jamie think that he raped his sister, as well as his wife. Despite the fact that it was later revealed that, in both cases, he was incapable of getting himself sufficiently hard to do that. Why would he do that? Because he's in love with Jamie, and in his messed up mind, he loves seeing Jamie hate him.

[[folder:Live Action TV]]
* A female villain/female hero/male victim variant occurs in the ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' episode "Yes Men". The villain Lorelei boasts to Agent May about using her MindControl powers to rape May's lover Agent Ward. Lorelei also taunts Lady Sif about having used MindControl to rape Sif's LoveInterest.
* In ''Series/TheBill'' DC Mickey Webb tracks down his rapist Martin Delaney after the event and is greeted with the taunt "Come back for seconds have 'ye?"
* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. In "You Found Me", Homelander tells Billy Butcher about the night he raped his wife Becca, saying she was little more than a superhero groupie who enjoyed the sex so much she came three times. Butcher doesn't rise to the taunt, because that's just what you'd expect a psychopathic rapist to say. By the end of the episode, however, Becca is shown to be still alive and raising Homelander's son in a Vought facility, raising doubts as to the real story. The next season however reveals that Homelander really did rape her, and she accepted Vought protective custody to prevent her husband from going on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge (which ironically he did anyway, assuming from Becca's disappearance that Homelander murdered her).

** Also with SerialKiller George Marks. Although he didn't rape any of his victims, he seems particularly smug about putting the fear of that possibility into them--he forced them to strip to their underwear--especially the 14-year-old girl who had escaped an AttemptedRape sometime prior. He sleazily implies that the girl went from being terrified that she would be raped to practically offering herself to him in the futile hopes that this would make him reconsider killing her:
--> "You have no idea of the things a woman will ''beg'' you to do, if you'll just let her live."
** He also mocks Detective Vera about his failure to solve a SerialRapist case, agering him.
** A rare female example occurs in "[[Recap/ColdCaseS4E13Blackout Blackout]]." Lauren Williams sexually abused her own son, and had begun grooming her daughter Ginny's son, Matt. When Ginny calls Lauren out on being a terrible person and says that her power over the family is waning, Lauren smugly replies, "You might ask your precious son about that." The realization that her mother had begun molesting her son spurs Ginny into drowning Lauren.
* In the ''Series/CriminalMinds'' episode "Paradise," the [=UnSub=] asks one of his victims if she's ever wondered what it's like to be with a real man right before he rapes her in front of her unconscious husband. Then he taunts them both about the husband's "weakness" for being unable to protect the wife.
** One of the two [[SerialRapist Serial Rapists]] in the episode "Unknown Subject" told one of his victims "Nobody believes a slut who cries wolf" during the rape, which proves to be his undoing when he unthinkingly repeats the line during an interrogation.

* On ''Series/{{Heroes}}'', Sylar possesses Matt Parkman's body and sleeps with his wife. He later brags that she enjoyed Sylar's version more than she ever enjoyed Matt's.

** Caleb Cole possibly in "Mountain Men". He yells to Duncan that "I had your woman" and it’-'s not entirely clear if he’s saying he raped Tessa or that she was with him willingly. Regardless, Tessa quickly yells that Caleb is lying.
* On ''Series/LawAndOrder'' (and the ''Series/LawAndOrderUK'' episode based on it), as the detectives listen (watch) the recording of Olivet's (Alesha's) rape, they hear the assailant taunting her throughout, telling that she ''begged for it", calling her "bitch" and "slut" before finally finishing with "didn't that feel good?", all over her repeated pleas for him to stop.
* ''Series/LawAndOrderSVU''
** There's a famous episode where comedy actor [[PlayingAgainstType Martin Short]] plays a psychic trying to help the detectives find a serial rapist and murderer who targets virgin women. [[spoiler: The entire episode turns out to be the trope, after TheReveal that Martin was the rapist and murderer all along. He tells the detectives that he pretended to be a psychic just to watch in amusement the efforts to catch him. And he talks about the one victim he raped and murdered as "the best sex I ever had."]]
** The episode "Fault" has a serial killer taunting Olivia about how he raped and murdered his child captive. Subverted when it turns out he never got the chance to do either before they caught him.
-->'''Victor Paul Gitano''': I used her up and I bled her dry. You want to hear how she screamed? How she begged for her mommy? She was a slut, that one, a real little whore!

-->You want to hear how I tied her to the bed. Not too tight, so I could watch her struggle. No? Not your thing, huh? Oh...what about if I made her go down on her knees, forced myself inside of her? Or you want to hear about the pyrotechnics? How I put out my cigarettes on her. How I branded her private parts with keys and hot hangers. You want to hear how she was alone with me all night. A 60-year-old woman. She did things that...she never expected to do, that she never imagined were possible. With her fingers. With her mouth. Or do you want to hear how, at the beginning, she said she would do anything? I mean, she begged me for her life. And by the morning time, she was begging me to take her out of her misery. Which one do you think I enjoyed more?
* ''Series/NCISNewOrleans''. Pride's daughter is attacked while out for her run. When he confronts one of the men who was stalking her, the guy provokes him with a comment that leaves little doubt to what they had in mind:
--> '''Thug''': Your little girl sure looks good in her running shorts.
--> '''Pride''': ''(grabs ahold of him)'' '''''What''''' did you say?

* ''Series/{{Outlander}}'': Angry after being cornered by multiple ultimatums, Captain Randall attempts to reestablish superiority by asking Claire if her husband Jamie ever told her the details of how [[ScarpiaUltimatum Randall raped him]]. Randall taunts Claire by insisting that he knows Jamie in a way that Claire never can and that he even remembers the sound that Jamie makes [[ForcedOrgasm as he orgasms.]]
-->'''Randall:''' "I know the sound he makes at the last, when he has lost himself..."
* ''Series/QuantumLeap'': In the 1991 episode "Raped," set in the early 1980s -- even then, a time when rape was too often defined as being "the woman's fault" -- Sam has leaped into the body of a rape victim. After her attacker, the town's all-American boy, is acquitted of all charges, he goes over to her house to taunt her and try to attack her once more ... only this time, the attacker gets [[GroinAttack a very nasty (and painful) surprise]], forever putting his weapon of choice out of commission and exposing him as scum.
* Invoked a couple of times on ''Series/RobinHood'' between Guy, Marian, and Robin. Guy never actually ''does'' manage to deflower Marian, but after their coercive engagement Guy tells Robin: "I'll laugh every time I..." (interrupted by Robin's punch) and then later says: "I'll [[HoYay think of you]] when I take her to the marriage bed."

* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': An unintentional example in a town where a deity is causing everyone to speak nothing but the absolute truth. A man who is being treated by a dentist friend suddenly starts gloating about having molested his friend's daughter one night, which of course is immediately followed by the enraged dentist [[VigilanteExecution getting "creative" with his tools]].
* In ''Series/ThirdWatch'', there's a scene where the rapist taunts his victim, who's confronted him at gunpoint, by telling him "You don't have the balls." The man promptly shoots him in the groin and declares, "Now neither of us do!"
%%* In ''Series/TheWalkingDead'', The Governor does this when he is torturing [[spoiler: Glenn.]]

* The ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' fic ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/24177832/chapters/58230601I am Here]]'' has Midoriya raped by three guys. When All Might and Aizawa go after them, the leader has the nerve to say Midoriya was “asking for it”. The heroes show enough restraint to not kill the guy, but they beat him to a bloody pulp before he’s hauled in. Aizawa was seriously close to killijg him but All Might warned him not to.

* In ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'', this was originally part of Gauron's MurderTheHypotenuse plan for Kaname (seeing how she was "[[DefrostingIceQueen softening]]" the beautiful Assassin Saint Kashim). Thankfullly, she doesn't actually undergo this.

Compare[=/=]contrast with NotIfTheyEnjoyedItRationalization, where the victim may actually have enjoyed it or the rapist might be trying to convince the victim and others (possibly including himself) it was consensual, whereas this is just the villain [[KickTheDog pretending as much for the sake of being a total prick]]. Related to EvilGloating, ReminiscingAboutYourVictims, and WouldYouLikeToHearHowTheyDied. Usually a very good way to push the RelativeButton. Can overlap with ButForMeItWasTuesday if the taunt is more in the vein of calling the encounter with the victim "underwhelming".

-->'''Rudolf:''' ''[smoking cigar]'' "I reminded her of [[DoubleEntendre the joys of being a woman.]] It must've been a long time since the last time [[CoitusEnsues she'd done it.]] She was wild!"