“The Razing” (*1/2 out of four) was an uninvolving melodrama about a group of childhood friends (Jack Whooton, Dawson Mullen, and others) who regroup for a get-together but find that old wounds resurface which starts to tear away at the fabric of their relationship and their sanity as well. Writer/director J. Arcane seems to be trying for a psychological/horror version of “The Big Chill” but he should have remembered to include likeable characters and a coherent script. Might have worked better as a play, instead of a feature-film.