History Main / PrisonRape

* The ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' fanfic ''[[FanFic/ThatsWhyTheyCallItThePresent That's Why They Call It the Present]]'' has this happen off-screen to [[spoiler:Tai Lung while he was in Chor-Gom. Considering Vachir was voiced by [[ScaryBlackMan Michael Clarke Duncan]], with all that implies, it was a rather unfortunate development]]. The fact this implies homosexuality on the part of the rapists, and that it isn't clear which part (the act, or their orientation) is being disapproved of by the other characters, mars an otherwise excellent story. The author later clarified her disapproval of ''rape'', not homosexuality. (As well she might, since she is also the author of quite a few {{Slash Fic}}s.)
** This is in fact something of a FandomSpecificPlot when it comes to [[spoiler:Tai Lung's time in prison]], whether as a means of eliciting sympathy for the victim or a form of LaserGuidedKarma.[[note]]This [[http://cameronmetrejean.wordpress.com/2014/08/31/the-tai-lung-theory/?relatedposts_hit=1&relatedposts_origin=86&relatedposts_position=1 theory]] has been posited by more than just fanfic writers, and the evidence, while not conclusive, is certainly suggestive.[[/note]] One of the few fics to explicitly go out of its way to avert this, ''Fanfic/ADifferentLesson'', still uses every other form of ColdBloodedTorture imaginable. [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools It can be done well]], with both this fic and "Present" handling the topic and the general {{Prison}} tropes sensitively, realistically, and with the proper gravitas and respect, but the prevalence of them in ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' stories is...rather uncomfortable.

** A more sensitive take comes in the episode "Undercover", in which Olivia [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin goes undercover]] in a women's prison to find and expose a guard who's been raping inmates (and probably killed one of them to stop her testifying against him). He's eventually taken down, though not before he [[NearRapeExperience tries to rape Olivia]] while she's posing as a prisoner.

** A similar scene happens to him in "[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS1E1MonkeySeeDoggieDoMommyFearest Monkey See Doggy Two]]", only as Mojo is turned into a dog and sent to the pound, with another dog.
** The 10th anniversary/final episode special "[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsSpecial1 The Powerpuff Girls Rule!]]" brings up this running gag one last time, as a fellow prisoner embraces Mojo much to Mojo's dismay.

* ''Film/MurphysLaw'' (1986). Charles Bronson [[WeNeedADistraction starts a fight]] with the female car thief he's handcuffed to by implying she'll enjoy her upcoming prison sentence. "The first time, the dykes will have to hold you down, but soon [[GirlsLove you'll get to like it]]."

* In the first ''Literature/JackReacher'' novel, Reacher winds up in the worst part of a prison along with a yuppie named Hubble. He steps in when a vicious prison-gang goes after Hubble in their cell wanting to have some fun with him along these lines, and nearly kills the leader of said gang in the process. Reacher later deals with several Aryans in the showers who want a piece of him.

* In the first ''Literature/JackReacher'' novel, Reacher winds up in the worst part of a prison along with a yuppie named Hubble. This trope was subverted when Reacher nearly kills the leader of a gang in his cell, as well as several Aryans in the showers.

* Music/SlickRick's "The Moment I Feared" plays this for BlackComedy. [[spoiler: after at least a good two days worth of a HumiliationConga, Rick gets busted for both drug and murder charges, and is explicitly gang raped at the end of the song:]]

* The song "Date Rape" by Music/{{Sublime}} tells a story of a man who rapes a girl he meets in a bar, goes to jail, and is in turn raped himself, in a sort of poetic justice. The singer says in the end that he can't really find it in himself to feel sorry for him [[AssholeVictim after what he did.]] For bonus points the music video casts porn star Ron Jeremy as both the judge and the prison rapist.

* ''Film/BatmanAndRobin'' ends with Poison Ivy and Mr. Freeze sharing the same cell. With Ivy having betrayed Freeze and attempting to kill his wife, Freeze vows to make Ivy suffer for the rest of their sentence with enough lecherousness in his tone to provide some UnfortunateImplications.

** Azula's '''notorious''' "favourite prisoner" comment (which, it should be noted, is in reference to Suki). There is no possible way that the writers were unaware of the implications of ''that'', and the animators and voice actor went with it in the delivery.

* ''Webcomic/TheBedfellows'' episode "Rap Song" ends with Sheen in jail and about to be violated by his lizard cellmate.

* The would-have-been UsefulNotes/{{Gizmondo}} KillerApp ''Colors'', a WideOpenSandbox GTA-clone, presented prison rape as an option after the player gets arrested: To get out, the player can pay anywhere between $20,000 and $7,000, or just let the fat, bearded inmate sodomize him so that you'll be sent to the infirmary where he can escape.

* Referenced in ''Film/MyCousinVinny'', in the scene where the wrongfully accused first meet their new lawyer in prison. Stan, who has never seen Vinny before, mistakes him for an inmate who wants to sexually harass him, which is not helped by Vinny's [[InnocentInnuendo unfortunate choice of words]].

* Referenced in the Creator/JoePesci classic, ''Film/MyCousinVinny'', in the scene when the accused first meet their new lawyer. No rape actually occurs, but they clearly enjoy keeping the joke alive.

--> Emerson: This might be a sweeping generalization but I don't think an attractive man who bakes pies for a living should spend any amount of time in prison.