YMMV / White Wolves

• Big-Lipped Alligator Moment: The appearance of the White Wolf, with its supernatural powers, in the first movie, because it wasn't in Hatchet and provides an unexpectedly supernatural element to the story. By the sequels, this feels less jarring now that the wolf and its brethren have made further appearances.
• Critical Dissonance: The second film has a 0% critical score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 74% audience score.
• First Installment Wins: All of the films have about the same critical reception (although some people dislike either the third or fourth ones), but the first one is viewed as being a little better due to being directly based on the Newberry-Medal winning Brian's Saga, while the sequels follow original characters.
• He Really Can Act:
  • Mercedes McNab is mainly known for her horror and comedy roles, but does a good job portraying a frightened but determined teenager in a Kids' Wilderness Epic in the fourth movie.
  • Saved by the Bell alumni Elizabeth Berkley and Mark-Paul Gosselaar also prove capable of some dramatic scenes in the second and third movies.
• Strangled by the Red String: Pandra and Benny's romantic subplot is an unwelcome distraction from the survival elements for some fans of the second movie, and the amount of chemistry they have is debatable.