This seems to imply that rapists look for sexually attractive women. Again, this is not the case. They look for women who will most likely be ready victims. Their sexual attractiveness also seems to imply that rape is a crime of sex. This is also untrue.
Rape is a crime of power.
Also, since the women are empowered only after they are victims, the genre seems to imply that women can do nothing to defend themselves before the rape. Again, this is incorrect. There have been many cases of unsuccessful rape because of retaliation and defensive action on the part of the victim. While this may be true, using the rape as a narrative pretext trivializes the real anger that true rape victims feel. Part of the reason why these narratives are so successful is precisely because the audience could understand that the victim would be so hurt and angry as to enact revenge.