Why I thought this movie *was* feminist

How do the women come out looking better than men? He's literally holding women responsible for not being raped by men. This movie is not feminist because feminists do not believe in female superiority, or the very stereotypical gender roles he's riffing off of such as women being the "gate keepers" of sex. It holds men unaccountable for their actions which is a huge aspect of rape culture, acting as if men are animals acting on instinct that women need to protect themselves from otherwise they were asking for it. He even out does all the women on campus who were sexually assaulted by the abuser boyfriend for having the self proclaimed "courage" to fight back (as if it's easy for a woman being attacked to subdue her attacker, like, see, he could do it!) and come forward about it. Each woman had absolutely no agency or control over their own lives and needed him to save them all and prove them all wrong. In one instance he even saved a woman by showing her that she too could be objectified by men! You've got to be kidding me if you truly feel this is feminist, or that the protagonist was in any way admirable. He spent the entire movie manipulating and violating the privacy and boundaries of a dorm full of women, as well as stereotyping and objectifying them. And in the end, he doesn't learn from it. No, he just reaffirms his backwards internal monologue and is rewarded with a hot girlfriend and the approval of dozens of women for it.